PSM I retake Q.

Last post 11:29 pm January 22, 2020 by Michael Brindley

2 replies

08:05 pm January 22, 2020

Good day.

If I wish to retake the PSM I with the objective of getting a better pass %, is there a historical record with details of my previous score?

Wondering because if I get asked in an interview for example, when did I passed the exam, and want to mention my first pass, and not the most recent, will I be able to prove that I passed the exam months/years ago. Or does the latest pass overite the previous?

Thanks!

Eric Naiburg

10:16 pm January 22, 2020

Hello Michael,

1. Yes there is always a historical record of all attempts at the test.

2. Your Profile will only show 1 pass publicly, but you will have a certificate with each attempt. All passed attempts and their dates will show in the certification holder search page: https://www.scrum.org/certification-list and not overwritten. So if you take it and pass twice, both will show there. Not failed attempts are ever displayed publicly.

Michael Brindley

11:29 pm January 22, 2020

Thanks Eric!

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