Passing percentage includes no show candidates also?

[d2rockstar]

I read in the “How many people at your test center” thread that there is a fair % of candidates who didn’t show up for L3 exam. Dallas for example had only 70% attendance. My question is if the passing rate is calculated by looking at the number of passed against total number of candidates registered or total number of candidates appeared?
If it’s first one then passing rate is actually much higher than what is shown. isn’t it?

 

[S2000magician]

It doesn’t include no-shows.

 

[CFAbeatmeup]

^ including people that sit in the AM but don’t return in the PM.

 

[rexkicker]

It makes no sense to not come back for the PM. We know AM is carnage and PM is the redemption round so why not come back for it?

 

[Would You Look]

CFAbeatmeup wrote:
^ including people that sit in the AM but don’t return in the PM.

No… the pass rate only includes those who completed the entire exam.

 

[CFAbeatmeup]

Would You Look at That wrote:

CFAbeatmeup wrote:
^ including people that sit in the AM but don’t return in the PM.

No… the pass rate only includes those who completed the entire exam.

^Which is exactly what I said. My up arrow was at S2000’s post that clearly said the pass rate DOES NOT include no-shows. I added that includes half-takers.

 

[CFAbeatmeup]

rexkicker wrote:It makes no sense to not come back for the PM. We know AM is carnage and PM is the redemption round so why not come back for it?

Totally agreed on L3, but I’ve have friends leave after the AM of L2. I’d never do it on any level, but I know people that have, so…