Certified Public Accountant

The cpa exam score release is the day when you get to see your CPA Exam scores. This is important for many reasons, especially if you’re hoping to retake a section of the exam or receive credit for sections you have already taken and passed.

The AICPA and NASBA have moved to continuous testing in 2020, which means that CPA exam scores are now released on a regular basis throughout the year rather than just once every quarter. This allows candidates to plan their testing schedule around the score release dates so that they don’t have to wait long to find out if they passed or failed their exam.

However, the time frame isn’t perfect, and candidates may have to wait a few weeks before they can see their exam results. This is due to the AICPA putting your answers through several quality assurance reviews before they are scored.

Your CPA Exam score consists of the weighted combination of scaled scores from multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and task-based simulations (TBSs) as well as the scaled score for written communications on BEC. The AICPA ascribes high importance and a keen eye on accuracy to the scoring process.