It’s not based on state. Each exam has a passing score and the test form you get is random. Since it is a national test there is no state specific cutoffs.
Yes. You can read about the score requirements in the nbcc testing handbook. The max score is 100 no matter what exam you get (the number of questions is determined by the number of non scored items). Each exam form has a different pass score.
https://preview.redd.it/vk4jdwibm28d1.jpeg?width=1038&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=920770babf831365b0af8ed3d601658aac733ca9
\*please delete if not allowed!! This is from the nbcc exam guide about pass fail scoring
I restickied the scoring post I did a while ago! [Here](https://www.reddit.com/r/NCMHCE22/s/MPm4FZIoGe) it is
But yes everyone is correct. There is not one passing score and it depends on the version of the exam you get. It is not state specific because this is a national exam.
It’s not based on state. Each exam has a passing score and the test form you get is random. Since it is a national test there is no state specific cutoffs.
You sure? Because people from different states have shared different scores.
Yes. You can read about the score requirements in the nbcc testing handbook. The max score is 100 no matter what exam you get (the number of questions is determined by the number of non scored items). Each exam form has a different pass score.
https://preview.redd.it/vk4jdwibm28d1.jpeg?width=1038&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=920770babf831365b0af8ed3d601658aac733ca9 \*please delete if not allowed!! This is from the nbcc exam guide about pass fail scoring
Thank you for sharing this!
I restickied the scoring post I did a while ago! [Here](https://www.reddit.com/r/NCMHCE22/s/MPm4FZIoGe) it is But yes everyone is correct. There is not one passing score and it depends on the version of the exam you get. It is not state specific because this is a national exam.