What does the score report contain?
| Report element | Confirmed | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Overall result | Total score with pass or fail in the sample COA. | Follow the pass or fail branch below. |
| National subtotal | Shown beneath the total in the sample. | Compare relative strength, not an invented separate cut score. |
| Georgia subtotal | Shown beneath the total in the sample. | Decide whether Georgia needs more study emphasis. |
| Failing diagnostic | Strengths and weaknesses by examination type. | Build targeted repair from the exact labels supplied. |
| Delivery | On screen and by email; printable from online account. | Save a digital and printed copy. |
What does the report not prove?
- It does not make 75% an official public passing score.
- It does not prove separate pass thresholds merely because two subtotals are shown.
- It does not promise that a passed subtotal carries into a later attempt.
- It does not identify which questions were experimental.
- It does not provide access to live questions or answer keys.
The Rule
Use the report as evidence of where to study next. Do not reverse-engineer unpublished scoring rules from one document.
How should a failing candidate turn it into a plan?
- Copy the exact diagnostic labels into your study tracker.
- Map each label to the official PSI outline.
- Start with the highest-weight or largest-item weak area.
- For every miss, label the cause as knowledge, Georgia distinction, wording, calculation, or timing.
- Complete the lesson, work a new example, contrast traps, and take original practice.
- Retest the topic after a delay, then move to mixed practice.
- Book again only when the weak pattern has changed.
The full recovery schedule is in failed the Georgia exam. PSI permits booking from the next day, but availability is not a reason to skip repair.
What should a passing candidate do?
Save the score report and keep the Certification of Accuracy unsigned. Wait 24 hours, then follow the license document and PSI return checklist. A passing result must be used within 12 months under the current rule.