A 350 means you came up just short of the 360 passing score. The good news: you were close, and your Performance Report will show exactly where you lost points. Common reasons for landing in the 340s–350s range include weak case-based questions performance (worth 25% of the score and often the difference between passing and not), spotty MCQ accuracy in one or two content areas, and time management issues that left you guessing on the last questions. Review your Performance Report carefully, identify the two or three weakest areas, and rebuild your study plan to address them specifically. Retake the part in the next testing window — most candidates who score in this range pass on their second attempt with focused prep.
