sdadam
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Ok, so this is just a theory, but I think that it stands true.
The NREMT, and NREMTP are both computer based tests these days. The number of questions varies depending on how well you are doing overall, answer all the questions right and the test is short, answer a certain question wrong and the test will ask you more questions about that subject.
Here is my theory; considering you do not go to the maximum number of questions (i.e. the possibility of having another question asked exists) then if you answer the last question that you receive correctly you passed, and if you answer the last question that you received incorrectly you did not pass.
Meaning if you answer a question incorrectly and the test ends, you did not pass, considering that the question was not the last question of the test numerically, because the test must have decided that you no longer have a chance at passing even if you were to answer all the subsequent questions correctly, otherwise it would ask you another question.
what do you think?
The NREMT, and NREMTP are both computer based tests these days. The number of questions varies depending on how well you are doing overall, answer all the questions right and the test is short, answer a certain question wrong and the test will ask you more questions about that subject.
Here is my theory; considering you do not go to the maximum number of questions (i.e. the possibility of having another question asked exists) then if you answer the last question that you receive correctly you passed, and if you answer the last question that you received incorrectly you did not pass.
Meaning if you answer a question incorrectly and the test ends, you did not pass, considering that the question was not the last question of the test numerically, because the test must have decided that you no longer have a chance at passing even if you were to answer all the subsequent questions correctly, otherwise it would ask you another question.
what do you think?