The document provides the results of a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification exam. It indicates the examinee passed the exam overall. For each of the ten project management domains, it assigns a proficiency level of Proficient, Moderately Proficient or Below Proficient based on the number of questions answered correctly in that domain. Domains marked Proficient show above average knowledge, Moderately Proficient shows average knowledge, and Below Proficient shows below average knowledge. The document congratulates the examinee on passing and explains how to interpret the domain proficiency levels.

1. Project Management and Processes in Context Moderately Proficient
Project Integration Management Moderately Proficient
Project Scope Management Proficient
Project Time Management Proficient
Project Cost Management Moderately Proficient
Project Quality Management Moderately Proficient
Project Human Resource Management Proficient
Project Communication Management Proficient
Project Risk Management Proficient
Project Procurement Management Proficient
Project Stakeholder Management Moderately Proficient
Candidate:
PMI ID:
Exam Date:
4490711
30 Apr 2016
02 May 2016
Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)®
Examination Report
Examination Result: PASS
Domain Your Results
Generated:
Scott Walter
Congratulations on passing the CAPM® examination.
A diagnostic representation of your proficiency level per domain has been provided above.
Understanding Your Exam Results
Your exam results are reported in two ways:
1. An overall pass/fail result score is generated based on the number of questions you answered
correctly.
2. The second level of results is the assignment of one of three proficiency levels to each domain.
·· Each domain is assigned one of three levels of proficiency - Proficient, Moderately
Proficient and Below Proficient - based on the number of questions answered correctly
within the domain.
·· This provides direction about where your strengths and weaknesses fall.
PMI defines the levels of “proficiency” as follows:
Proficient - indicates performance is above the average level of knowledge in this domain.
Moderately Proficient - indicates performance that is at the average level of knowledge in this domain.
Below Proficient - indicates performance is below the average level of knowledge in this domain.
For more information regarding the exam blueprint, please refer to your credential handbook under
Career Development on PMI.org.