Appraiser Exam Score Calculator

You need to correctly answer at least 83 of the 110 scored questions to achieve the 75% passing score. The exam has 125 total questions, but 15 are unscored pre-test items that do not count toward your final score. You will not know which questions are unscored.

The exam has 125 total questions. Of these, 110 are scored and 15 are unscored pre-test items used for future exam development. Your score is calculated as the percentage of scored questions answered correctly. You need 75% or higher to pass. There is no penalty for wrong answers — always answer every question.

No, the 15 unscored pre-test questions are mixed in with the scored questions and cannot be identified. They look identical to scored questions. This means you should treat every question as if it counts toward your score and answer all questions to the best of your ability.

No, there is no penalty for guessing. Your score is based solely on the number of correct answers out of the 110 scored questions. If you are unsure of an answer, always make your best guess after eliminating wrong choices. Never leave a question blank.

While the passing score is 75%, you should aim to score at least 85% on practice exams before scheduling your real test. This buffer accounts for test anxiety, unfamiliar question phrasing, and the 15 unscored questions that you cannot identify. Scoring 85%+ consistently on practice exams gives you a high probability of passing.