Microsoft 70-744 FAQ – Securing Windows Server 2016
Exam 70-744: Securing Windows Server 2016 retired on January 31, 2021.
Forgetting important things and details can be frustrating especially when it is about the Securing Windows Server 2016 (70-744) exam in which you invested all your time and savings. So, here a few Microsoft 70-744 FAQ that’ll help you prepare better for the exam.
Top Microsoft 70-744 FAQ
What is the duration of the exam?
The exam will be 120 minutes long
What is the exam format?
All the questions will be asked in Multiple Choice format.
What is the passing score for the exam?
The passing score is 700 out of 1000.
In which languages is the exam available in?
The exam will be available in English, Spanish, Chinese (Simplified), French, German, Japanese and Portuguese (Brazil).
What’s the exam fees?
The exam fees are $165 (USD)
Where do I register for the exam?
Candidates have to register for the exam using the link provided: https://www.certiport.com/portal/Pages/Registration.aspx
How to reschedule or cancel the exam?
Candidates must reschedule or cancel their exams before 6 business days of their scheduled appointment to avoid any charge of fees. If candidates fail to appear for the exams and don’t cancel their exam 24 hours before their scheduled appointment, they won’t be refunded. Note Business days, i.e., only Monday-Friday are taken into consideration for the above-mentioned matters.
What if I want to retake the exam?
You can retake your exam within 24 hours after your first failed attempt.
However, there must be a 14 days gap between the second and third, third and fourth and fourth and fifth attempts (if given)
When will my credential expire?
Your credential will expire in 2 years.
How many times can I retake the exam?
A maximum of 5 times in the time span of 12 months.
Where will I find my exam results?
Candidates will get to know whether they passed or failed within a few minutes after their exam. They will also receive a printed result and feedback based on your performance. The examiner will then send your scores to Microsoft.