CPNRE2019

1 minute ago, Shay2019 said:

I message CNO asking for the average. And they said the results for sept and October are not available yet.

When did you write Shay?

Just now, Determinedtofinish said:

When did you write Shay?

I wrote on Sept 28 in Ontario.

I wrote the 16th in scarborough

36 minutes ago, Heatherlynn90 said:

They do not have the results as of now

Oh come ONNNN. They don’t even have the results from Pearson yet!? Ridiculous.

13 minutes ago, Shay2019 said:

I wrote on Sept 28 in Ontario.

Good stuff, just before me. I read somewhere that they will release the results 2 weeks after the halfway point in the date range, and 2 weeks after the last date in that range... I wrote on Oct 1st in Ontario and I think the last day to write was listed as October 6th... so adding 2 weeks on to that is October 20th. I feel like the wait will be much longer. I assume they are waiting for the balance of the students to write, then somehow calculate what a passing average is. Phew...

Ye I think they have to see what the average is to decide .

18 minutes ago, Shay2019 said:

Ye I think they have to see what the average is to decide .

Hmmm I think you and I will find out at the same time. I am only a few days in and suffering! haha

I agree..but u said you found it to be good. So I think you will pass.

There should be no misunderstanding about the passing grade. The internet says that the passing grade is predetermined depending on the level of the exam. It is not based on the test-takers' average performance.

1 minute ago, Kent321 said:

There should be no misunderstanding about the passing grade. The internet says that the passing grade is predetermined depending on the level of the exam. It is not based on the test-takers' average performance.

I hear you, but wonder then why it takes so long to get grades back?

Can you kindly explain to me how they pass or fail. I have been searching around and can’t seem to find it.

53 minutes ago, Shay2019 said:

Can you kindly explain to me how they pass or fail. I have been searching around and can’t seem to find it.

The passing grade is predetermined based on the level of the exam. For example, I would need 125 to pass the test on a certain date as 125 is a predetermined score prior to the exam.(The passing grade has nothing to do with the test-takers' average scores.)So, you fail if you get below 125. It is explained on the Yardstick page.