Exam Score and Data

The minimum passing score required to pass the CRNI® Examination is established by the Angoff method, a criterion-referenced methodology in which expert judges estimate the passing probability of each question on the examination. These ratings are averaged for a “base form” of the examination to determine the minimum passing score (i.e., the number of correctly answered questions required to pass the examination), to ensure that those who pass have demonstrated the expertise deserving of the credential. Since different forms of the examination will be developed, the level of expertise required to pass is preserved through pre-equating. This procedure involves evaluating the performance characteristics of items on a new form, specifically the difficulty and discrimination indexes to determine the passing point on the new form that best represents the same amount of knowledge as was required to pass the base form. Because the new forms can vary somewhat in difficulty, the passing point may be slightly higher or lower than that of the base form.

• Sections:
• Score Reports
• CRNI® Exam Statistics
• Recertification Statistics

Score Reports

• After completing the exam, candidates are asked to complete a short evaluation of their testing experience.
• Candidates then are instructed to report to the testing supervisor to receive their score report.
• You may also access your score report through PSI at https://test-takers.psiexams.com/incc.
• International candidates will receive their official score reports by postal mail after the exam.
• Your score report will indicate a pass or fail.
• Additional detail is provided in the form of raw scores by major content category.
• A raw score is the number of questions you answered correctly.
• Your pass-fail status is determined by your raw score.

For help accessing the online score report:

1. Log in to https://test-takers.psiexams.com/incc
2. Select the Tests tab and find your test
3. Once you’ve found your test, log into your account

For further information about score reports and retaking the examination, refer to the CRNI® Handbook.

CRNI® Exam Statistics

Total CRNI®s – 2,378

Recertification Statistics