Performance band of your overall score among all candidates who failed the exam: 10
I thought Ethics could make the difference for candidates "borderline", but it doesn't seem to have been the case here. Do you think this is worth a retabulation? Has anyone ever heard of a result changed to pass after a retabulation? How does the retabulation work?
You were probably really close. It's up to you if you want to pay the $100 for a retab, but I haven't heard of anyone's result changing after a retab. Good luck if you decide to go for it.作者: dece2011 时间: 2011-7-11 18:32
Apparently no one has EVER had a retab go in their favor. Save your money.作者: ftwcfa 时间: 2011-7-11 18:32
only time a retab might be useful is in level 3 but even then the score is almost never reversed. level 3 is half essay. level 1 is scantron sheet so no real reason for machine to misgrade.作者: soddy1979 时间: 2011-7-11 18:32
My boss actually had a retab go in his favor, his exam was graded against the wrong answer sheet.
If you knew that it was going to be close and you got band 10; it's probably correct. In my boss' case he's an actuary, Ivy League Alum and was scoring 80%-90% on his mock exams. He knew that he passed, so when his results said he failed it was obviously wrong. They did refund his $100 retab fee and give him a $100 credit towards his next exam.
So just FYI for peeps, retabs can be worth it作者: JoeyDVivre 时间: 2011-7-11 18:32
Seems like unless you had several erasures or, like systematics boss are POSITIVE you passed, the $100 is better spend on next year's registration or prep materials. Then again, I can see how it may be worth it just to be 100% positive
