If you do not pass a division, what happens?

If you do not pass a division, what happens?

• A. A new eligibility to test on that division will be created based on jurisdiction rules.
• B. You must wait until the next testing window.
• C. The division is permanently locked.
• D. You lose the ability to test for that division.

Answer: (A)

When you don’t pass a division, you don’t lose the ability to test again; eligibility to retake is controlled by jurisdiction rules. After a failed attempt, a new eligibility to test for that division is created according to those rules, and you can schedule another attempt once you meet them. The timing and number of possible retries vary by jurisdiction, not a fixed universal window, so the key idea is that a new eligibility is established per jurisdiction after a failed attempt.

When you don’t pass a division, you don’t lose the ability to test again; eligibility to retake is controlled by jurisdiction rules. After a failed attempt, a new eligibility to test for that division is created according to those rules, and you can schedule another attempt once you meet them. The timing and number of possible retries vary by jurisdiction, not a fixed universal window, so the key idea is that a new eligibility is established per jurisdiction after a failed attempt.