Amc Mcq Exam Results
Exequiel Mondragon
I took the exam (CC Cybersecurity) on last friday (25/Aug). At the end of the test, the responsable for test center saied that I will receive the results in the e-mail, but until now I just receive an e-mail to evaluate the test center.
I receive an e-mail after about six days, informing that I passed the exam. Until now (almost two months) I cannot see what was my final score, just know that I passed.
I'm happy for pass the exam, but I really would like to know the result.
A: ISC2 does not report to candidates the number of questions they answered correctly or the overall percentage of questions they answered correctly; however; failing candidates are provided with the rank ordering of domains based on their percentage of questions answered correctly in each domain of the examination. This information is provided to assist failing candidates who would know the domains that they need to focus in their further study.
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The experience was not bad. I was expecting a lag because it was remote but there didn't seem to be a noticeable lag. What I did not like was that the screen resolution was off. It was low resolution so so everything was supersized. I think you may be able to ask the proctor to adjust the resolution for you.
First, treat it as a real exam (because it is) - your webcam is on and you are being watched. No food, no drink, no headphones, no talking, not even mouthing the words. You will be chatting to the proctor via live chat. Before the exam, they ask you to pick up your laptop / webcam, pan around the room, show them above and below the desk, under your keyboard etc, so they can see you have no notes or tech or anything. Check it out here:
Second, registering was fairly straight-forward. Create an account, do your payment etc. There will be exam times listed that you can nominate in half-hour intervals, so it gives a bit of flexibility.
Third, the online experience was mostly seamless with only a barely perceptible lag. The LabVIEW environment is default settings, so you may need to remember how to change environment settings if you're used to things a particular way (eg I turn off Place front panel terminals as icons and Auto-insert Feedback Node in cycles).
Fourth (my "niggle"), I use keyboard shortcuts a lot - particularly Ctrl-W to close LabVIEW windows. The problem with the online exam is you're accessing a virtual machine through Chrome and Ctrl-W doesn't close the LabVIEW window, it closes Chrome! That means you have to reopen Chrome, log back into your exam and then wait for the proctor to give you access again! You might possibly have to explain yourself too. After doing this accidentally five times, I actually ripped the W key out of my keyboard!
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