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The minimum passing score for the AFK Test is typically 75, which indicates sufficient foundational knowledge in dentistry.

Points are deducted for incorrect answers

Only correct answers contribute to the score

Scores are adjusted for time taken

Scores include subjective evaluation

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Scores are calculated based on the number of correct answers, with no penalty for incorrect answers.

They are automatically eligible for conditional certification

They must retake the test

They receive partial credit for future attempts

They are allowed to skip certain sections

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Candidates scoring below the passing mark must retake the test to demonstrate competency in foundational knowledge.

Weight is based on difficulty level

Each section is equally weighted

Clinical sections are given more weight

Scores are based only on overall performance

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Performance is evaluated across all sections, with equal weight given to each area of foundational knowledge.

To lower the passing threshold

To ensure fairness across different test versions

To give extra credit for difficult questions

To evaluate time management skills

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Scaled scoring ensures consistency and fairness across different test versions by adjusting raw scores.

Only the total score is provided

A detailed score report is provided

Feedback is given verbally

No feedback is provided

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Candidates receive a detailed score report that outlines their performance in each section of the test.