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I have my Certified Force.com Developer exam soon, and I wanted to know if a company can see your actual score or just pass/fail. Also, do companies ever really care/ask about your score?
Sorry, i know this isn't the typical type of question to ask here, but i knew that someone around here would be able to give a quick answer
thanks in advance!
At this time there is no registry of certificates, where an individual's certificates can be verified. Typically, people furnish screenshots of their Webassessor homepage with the list of certificates, or mail the certificates that they receive in the email on passing.
Scores are never displayed, only Pass/ Fail.
You never find out your score, ever. The only thing Salesforce will ever disclose to you or anyone else about an exam is Pass or Fail.
You will get feedback on Pass/Fail on most of the exams (all except for Advanced Developer/Technical Architect) the instant you submit it. So, no worries about getting the A+. Just worry about passing!
Good luck on your exam tomorrow!
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I have my Certified Force.com Developer exam soon, and I wanted to know if a company can see your actual score or just pass/fail. Also, do companies ever really care/ask about your score?
Sorry, i know this isn't the typical type of question to ask here, but i knew that someone around here would be able to give a quick answer
thanks in advance!
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At this time there is no registry of certificates, where an individual's certificates can be verified. Typically, people furnish screenshots of their Webassessor homepage with the list of certificates, or mail the certificates that they receive in the email on passing.
Scores are never displayed, only Pass/ Fail.
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