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Pass/Fail Results for IDEXprep.com since 2011
Cut scores

Exam Date   

 # of students
who passed

# of students
who failed

Other candidates who failed
(not our students)

Total # of candidates who took the exam

Oct. 2024

7

6

6

32

May 2024

7

0

10

37

Oct. 2023

7

1

9

24

May 2023

6

1

5

19

Oct. 2022

9

3

15

30

May 2022

10

1

6

24

Oct. 2021

13

4

1

28 New exam

May 2021

15

3

3

31

Oct. 2020

10

1

2

30

May 2020

13

2

6

30

Oct. 2019

14

4

7

35

May 2019

11

3

5

46

Oct. 2018

13

2

1

38

May 2018

5

0

5

27

Oct. 2017

10

2

10

42

May 2017

14

1

8

51

Oct. 2016

9

1

6

46

May 2016

11

2

8

44

Oct. 2015

9

1

5

35

May 2015

18

6
(2 didn’t study)

3

53

Oct. 2014

17

1

2

48

May 2014

23

3

4

53

Oct. 2013

12

0

5

51

May 2013

19

1

4

41

Oct. 2012

30

1

3

60

May 2012

24

2

6

54

Oct. 2011

6

1

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*September 2011 was our first online class to help designers prepare for the October 2011 IDEX. We do not have all the information on the October 2011 exam but only what is in our own records.

Cut Scores
Exams from Oct. 2011 to Oct. 2021 had a cut score of 102
The new Oct.2021 only 8 candidates got a score of 102 or higher and 20 received a score of 100 or less.
The Oct. 2022 exam cut score was 105
The May 2023 exam cut score was 102
The Oct. 2023, May & Oct. 2024 cut score was 99 and will remain at 99 until further notice.

IDEXprep.com has no control or influence over the IDEX cut score.

For more information on the exam’s cut score, please contact CCIDC directly.

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