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Pass mark required for MCTS exams?
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I'm about to take 70-526 in MCTS and trying to understand the % needed to pass. I've since mention of 70%, other references to being based on the number of questions attempted & a points system.

Can anyone clarify?


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you need 700 points to pass.

whether this is out of 1000 points is anyones guess. the common assumption though is that it is.


 
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you need 700 points to pass.

whether this is out of 1000 points is anyones guess. the common assumption though is that it is.
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...or, whether 0 is the minimum score. Again, the assumption is that it is.

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