Body of Knowledge and Exam Blueprint v2.1
IAPP AIGP Passing Score, Results and Retakes
IAPP maps the passing standard for each IAPP AIGP form to 300 on its 100–500 reporting scale. Use the result in MyIAPP for the official outcome.
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Use the result to plan your next attempt
Read the section breakdown alongside the current blueprint and pick specific objectives to review. Check IAPP’s retake rules and purchase options before selecting a new Pearson appointment.
What does the AIGP passing score mean?
IAPP reports scores on a 100–500 scale. It sets the passing standard for each form and maps that standard to 300. Keep raw practice accuracy and the official scale separate in your notes. A raw percentage on a study set tells you how you did on those questions and which objectives to revisit.
The handbook says results generally appear after you finish unless IAPP communicates otherwise. It describes how to access a section breakdown afterward. Compare that breakdown with the blueprint and give yourself a specific task, such as distinguishing validation evidence from a monitoring plan.
Study resources for this exam
Use the issuer’s current candidate materials for the exam rules. TestCertify provides free guides and a sample ZIP, plus an optional independent prep kit.
Frequently asked questions
Does 300 mean 60 percent correct?
No. IAPP scales the exam result. A practice percentage does not map directly to that score.
Can I see which exact questions I missed?
IAPP treats exam questions as secure. Use the domain breakdown to guide your review.
When can I take the exam again?
Check IAPP’s current retake interval and purchase the new attempt after the result appears in MyIAPP.