Re: tshooting and # of trouble tickets, scoring?

Yeah - you are on the right track here. They will make it clear in the
lab just how many points you can miss in each section to pass.

As you know - for Core Knowledge, you will get 4 questions and you can
miss one. I heard for TS, if you get 12 tickets, you can miss 3.

Each section must be passed in order to obtain the cert.

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On Oct 22, 2009, at 5:29 PM, ALL From_NJ wrote:

> Hey team,
>
> I am a bit confused about this, and would probably ask the proctors
> if the
> answer is unknown.
>
> I understand we have to pass each section. Cool.
>
> 1) What equals passing the tshooting - ??? Do we have to get 10 of 12
> tickets for a passing score? Also, is solving these tickets done in
> a 'best
> practice' or will there be many restrictions as with the config
> section? I
> am asking this since I might want to skip a tshooting ticket and
> focus more
> time on another one; especially if you only need 10 out of 12 or
> whatever
> the numbers are ...
>
> 2) Config section -the max points are? I did not quite understand the
> discussion of this from a few updates recently provided. Of course
> I may
> not have paid close enough attention to these ... ADD kicking in no
> doubt.
> ;-)
>
> So, can I conclude that in order to pass, the break down is:
>
> tshoot+Config = higher than 80?
> OEQ - pass / fail
>
> Many TIA,
>
> --
> Andrew Lee Lissitz
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>
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