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Hey everyone,
I am curious to know if there is a similar increase in score if we change all 3 questions in review mode from incorrect to correct, as compared to if we have marked them correctly on the first try.
Based on some mocks given, I believe there is minimal to no increase in score if you change to correct answers after a complete attempt.
I am curious to know if there is a similar increase in score if we change all 3 questions in review mode from incorrect to correct, as compared to if we have marked them correctly on the first try.
Based on some mocks given, I believe there is minimal to no increase in score if you change to correct answers after a complete attempt.
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11 Apr 2026, 09:39
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its not true.. correct answer matters vs change in answer option in review mode... i am not where have you read this it there is no increase in score to correct answer changed in review ...
12 Apr 2026, 21:52
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Hi vitaemaiores,
That's a very good question. While I hope that the review and edit feature works like that, I currently don't recommend using it unless you absolutely have to. The difficulty level of other non-experimental (and non-reviewed) questions will change, and that could affect your score. Basically, I don't recommend trying to game the algorithm.
However, a test taker who gets every non-experimental question correct (with or without review) will see a perfect score.
