How are examination scores reported to candidates?

Examination scores for candidates are reported in written form, which can be delivered either in person or through U.S. mail. This method ensures that candidates receive their scores in a formalized and documented manner, allowing for better record-keeping and clarity regarding their performance on the exam. A written report can also provide important details such as the score received, potentially along with feedback or next steps for certification if applicable.

Additionally, by offering the option for candidates to receive their scores in person, it allows for a more immediate opportunity to ask questions or clarify any uncertainties regarding their performance. This approach emphasizes the importance of clear communication and maintains confidentiality compared to other methods of reporting scores, ensuring candidates have a reliable and professional way to understand their results.