Beta CPOE Exam Community group study
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‎04-02-2026 04:17 PM
Hi,
I ahve been enrolled in beta CPOE exam and schedulled in June 2026 and would like to know if anyone has enrolled, would like to know if any study group or community is available to join for group study.
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‎04-04-2026 08:36 AM
I am planning to schedule my exam for end May'26, after Knowledge. Helpful if any past experience on exam pattern be shared.
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‎04-06-2026 07:34 AM
The platform owner exams are all based on the platform owner career journeys. There are 3 levels, associate, pro, and expert. The exam questions will come out of those career paths. The best advice I'd share is complete the journey before taking the associated exam.
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2 weeks ago
Based on your experience, are beta exams requiring higher scores, compared to normal exams. In the Beta of cpop average score 76% all well above 71% , only one section weighted 10% at 57%. And I did not pass.
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2 weeks ago
Beta exam results are used to determine the cut score. They do not have higher cut score requirements. Once the cut score is determined, then the beta exams are graded to determine pass/fail.
Also, this statement is on the score report. You can't just average averages to think you passed.
Each question on the exam is worth one point. Your total score is compared to a predetermined cut score - this score is not publicly shared and is not always 70% - to determine a pass or fail outcome. The section percentages show how you performed in each domain, but they do not determine your overall result, should not be averaged, and do not indicate expertise.
