When a certification is split into two sittings, hearing that you did not pass says nothing about what to study next. Being stopped by the written exam and being stopped by the applied exam lead to completely different preparation. This checker judges the two stages separately and states the scope you would actually need to retake.
For the written stage, domains scoring below the per-domain minimum are listed on their own, and the overall average is checked against the pass mark. A score exactly equal to the minimum is not a fail, and an average exactly equal to the pass mark counts as met. If the average falls short, the extra total points needed are multiplied out across your domains and rounded up. Leaving the applied exam blank treats it as not yet taken.
The prefilled 40, 60 and 60 point thresholds are common values as of September 2026. They differ by exam and sitting, so replace them with the figures in your own bulletin. The tool does not track how long a written pass stays valid, does not check eligibility to sit, and does not assign a certification level.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is treated as not taken, so only the written stage is judged. If the written stage is met, the remaining scope shows as the applied exam.
They are common values prefilled for convenience and they differ by exam and sitting. Replace them with the figures in your exam bulletin.
A single domain below the per-domain minimum marks the written stage as not met regardless of the average. Check which domain is listed.