June 2010 Exam Results

To view your test results, follow the links below and scroll to your Internet ID number.  Internet ID numbers are listed in numerical order.  The score is listed next to each number along with the Pass/Fail status, as indicated by a "P" & "F" or "Pass" & "Fail."  TCBAP authorizes you to use your Internet ID number for your information only and for no other purposes.  Any other use is strictly prohibited.

Please be advised that examination scores are posted on the TCBAP website as a courtesy to test candidates and scores should not be considered final until offiical score reports are received.  Official score reports will be mailed to each candidate. 

TEST REGISTRATION DEADLINE EXTENSION:  If you took the June 2010 exam and did not pass, your test registration deadline for the September exam has been extended to RECEIVED BY August 2, 2010.  Your registrations should be received by August 2, 2010 NOT JUST POSTMARKED BY THAT DATE.  This is a firm deadline as we must place our exam booklet order shortly after this deadline.  Please note this is an extension on the test registration deadline only and all other test eligibility requirements still apply.  In order to re-apply to test please complete and return the test registation form.

 Oral Exam (CPM) Results
The Oral Examination (CPM) scores are scaled between 0 and 100.  Candidates must achieve a minimum score of 75 to pass the Oral Examination.

Written Exam Results:
The Written Examination scores are scaled between 0 and 800.  Candidates must achieve a minimum score of 500 to pass.

If you have any questions about re-applying to test or do not see your score by clicking on the above links, please contact us at ladkins@thetexascapitol.com.

Questions about obtaining your LCDC license once you have passed the exams should be directed to the licensure board for LCDC, the Texas Department of State Health Services at 1-800-832-9623.  TCBAP does not issue the LCDC license, we only administer the exam.  Questions about obtaining any TCBAP certifications should be directed to TCBAP.