Exam Pass Pledge


We are confident that you will pass your certification exam after successfully passing the Pearson practice tests – this is our pledge to you!

Test-Pass Pledge

Ensure exam readiness with these recommendations:

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Preparation guidelines:
check box   Use the practice test in Practice Mode to access questions, answers, explanations and reference materials. Leverage the remediation of additional learning materials to maximize study effectiveness.
check box   Use your Score Report to identify objectives where your score is lower and more study is needed.
check box   Refine your practice experience in Practice Mode by customizing domain objectives or selecting missed questions. Use additional study time wisely.
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Determine exam readiness:
check box   Review all questions and answers using all the references in Practice Mode.
check box   Take the practice test using the Certification Mode.
check box   Achieve a score of 90% or more in Certification Mode at least twice consecutively.

If you follow this certification preparation method and fail the corresponding vendor exam within 30 days of your last practice test attempt, we’ll give you another opportunity to take the vendor exam via an exam voucher or store credit for the amount of the exam.

How to make a claim:

To make an Exam Pass Pledge claim, please complete the Exam Pass Pledge claim form. You will be required to upload a copy of your exam score report. If your claim is validated, a voucher to retake the exam, or a store credit in the same amount of the exam cost, will be sent to you.

It is not applicable to any exam where the Exam Pass Pledge requirements have not been met, including:

  • Failed exams taken prior to the enrollment date of the applicable Pearson course.
  • Other practice exam products sold on this website that are not part of the enrolled Pearson course.
  • Pearson courses that contain non-MeasureUp practice exam products.
  • Certification exams that have been failed more than 30 days after the 2nd successive practice exam attempt.