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False Negative w/PVT

Hi all,

So I KNOW they PVT works if you pass - no question -not what I am asking :)

Just wondering if its possible to have passed and still get to the CC screen??

I had 77 q's....SATA, priority and 2 math and I tried the PVT and got to the CC screen.

Has anyone gotten to the CC screen but still PASSED??

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Yes, it is possible you passed although you got the CC screen. People HAVE also failed when getting the "good" popup, although that's rarer.

At 77 questions, you were either at or above the passing standard for the entire test, *IF* you passed. Or, the computer 'knew' you were far enough below the passing standard that no matter how many more questions you got, you wouldn't be able to pass.

Which do you believe more likely?

If your State participates in Quick Results, you might want to consider that.

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I always feel awful walking out of exams. I am thinking back on some questions I remember and I am sure I got those right. There are others though where I had to practially guess as it pertained to things I don't recall or wasn't taught.

Its just that I have the job of a lifetime waiting for me Friday at my final interview and I am not sure how to tell them I failed and if they'd even want me knowing I did and waiting for me to pass.

I'm guessing you took the exam yesterday.....which means you can get the Quick Results tomorrow if your State participates. Worth the eight bucks to find out, if you can.

so did you pass chutley76

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