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At Home Testing for the Praxis Tests They're identical to tests taken at a test center and are taken on your own computer at home or another secure location. All at home tests are monitored online by a human proctor. At home testing is available 7 days a week.

UNOFFICIAL SCORE: The unofficial score is calculated on the Praxis II's special scoring scale for a minimum of 100 points and a maximum of 200 points. Both unofficial and official Praxis II scores are scaled in this 100-200 point range.

How many do I have to get correct to pass the Praxis test? There are no definitive passing scores on the Praxis; each state sets its own standard, and each test's raw score is weighted differently.

The unofficial score is the ratio of correct answers to questions, adjusted to the grading scale. The official score, released in the score report, is calculated the same way as the unofficial score, but may be scaled for differences between test forms.

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For tests with only selected response questions, like the Reading and Mathematics subtests of the Praxis Core, a preliminary scaled score may be available immediately after the exam. However, this score has not been verified by the ETS.

The Praxis 5752 Core Academic Skills test, combining the individual Reading, Mathematics, and Writing tests, has 154 questions in total. There are 56 questions for Reading, 56 for Mathematics, and 42 for Writing (including 2 essay assignments).

To calculate the unofficial score, the Praxis takes the percentage of correct responses and proportionally adjusts it to the 100 point range within the 100-200 scale. Click here to see passing scores by test and state. To show you exactly how this adjustment works, let's look at an example.