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After you complete your exam, the points you earned on each question are summed and then compared with the cut score to determine whether the result is pass or fail.
No. Microsoft Certification exams are designed to measure candidates’ skills and abilities in this technology, not their ability to study or memorize specific questions that were on the exam. Qualified candidates will be able to pass this exam regardless of the questions asked. As a result, to protect the integrity of the certification process, Microsoft does not share information about the specific questions that were missed.
Before leaving any section or completing the exam, you have the opportunity to review your answers to most questions.
However, there is a series of yes/no questions that describe a problem and a possible solution and then ask whether the solution give is correct or not. These type of questions, you will not be able to review your answers. In addition, after you move to the next question, you are not able to change your answer as well. These questions are preceded by an overview screen that provides this information, and they include a reminder that you cannot change your answers to these questions during the review process.
No, there is no negative marking for answering incorrectly. You simply don’t earn some or all of the possible points. For single-point items, you need to answer completely and correctly to be awarded the point. For multi-point items, you earn points for the parts of your response that are correct and you don’t earn points for the parts of your response that are incorrect.
Most of the short answer questions are worth one point. In some cases, they might be worth more than one point. In these cases, the question will indicate the number of points that it is worth.
Microsoft is constantly developing and pilot testing new question types, so it is difficult to provide this level of information for each exam. However, you can review some possible exam formats and question types.
The exam cost varies certificate to certificate. Click on the Microsoft certificate list page and select the certificate you looking to appear for the exam. Click on Exam Structure and Syllabus link on the page. This Page has all details you may require, including the Exam cost.
Yes, Microsoft does provide accommodations to the differently enable candidates. Please click here for more details.
Microsoft Certification exams are available in a variety of languages. However, candidates who must take the exam in English rather than in their native language can request an accommodation for additional time. Approval for extra time is provided on a case-by-case basis. Candidate can request test accommodations from either Pearson VUE or Certiport.
Click on the Microsoft certificate list page and select the certificate you looking to appear for the exam. Click on Exam Structure and Syllabus link on the page. This Page has all details you may require, including the Exam registration link.
The exam times varies certificate to certificate. Click on the Microsoft certificate list page and select the certificate you looking to appear for the exam. Click on Exam Structure and Syllabus link on the page. This Page has all details you may require, including the Exam time limits.
As Microsoft continually introduces innovative testing technologies, question pattern and question types, Microsoft do not provide this level of information for each exam. To get a feel for what you might see on an exam, please review some possible exam formats and question types.
The question numbers on the exam are subject to change as Microsoft update the certification exam over time to keep current with the technology. Most Microsoft Certification exams contain 40-60 questions; however, the number can vary.