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I don't think MS or Comptia have said that negative marking is in place, but then nor have they said it isn't.
As a test question - I really wouldn't have thought it would count - but again, you never know!
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On the essentials exam I marked a few for review and even changed my original answer on a couple, I felt I had done well but didn't I was just wondering if the hesitation could be held against me.
What do you think, considering they make no mention of that? Wouldn't you think they would mention something about marking questions if doing so would have such an affect that you could potentially FAIL an exam?
They don't care how long it takes you to answer, or how many times you change your answer... they just care that you have the correct answer at the time you hit the End Exam button.
Besides, the exam is timed - you have to answer everything in the allotted time. You could spend 30 minutes on all the questions except one, and the entire rest of the time on that remaining question (coming back to it again and again), and it wouldn't matter one bit.
Put yourself in their shoes - would you count off points for people marking items, even if they answered correctly?
For the record, I've marked plenty of items on exams before, and it's not affected my score at all.
07-Apr-2008, 03:27 PM
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