Does VMExam Show Results After Each Exam?
Yes — after every cloud certification sitting, free or paid, and in two separate places that report two different things. The instant you submit, an end screen marks the run; separately, a running history keeps a labeled line for each attempt. Knowing which surface says what stops you from reading one as the other.
The split is deliberate, not a glitch. One surface states the raw outcome of a single run; the other files that run away with a verdict attached. It is worth taking them one at a time, because each is answering a slightly different question about the same sitting.
What the End Screen Shows After a Cloud Sitting
When the timer stops, the end screen tells you how many items you answered correctly out of the number the sitting asked, the percentage that follows from that, and then the full review with every option flagged and any explanation the author wrote. What it does not print is a Passed or a Failed. It reports the count and leaves the reading of it to you — much as a compliance scan lists how each control fared and the share that came out clean, without that report itself declaring the environment in breach.
What the My Results Listing Records for Cloud Attempts
The verdict lives elsewhere. Your attempt history keeps one line per sitting — when it started, how long it ran, the score, and a Passed or Failed set against the vendor’s pass rate for that credential. That labeled line is the compliant-or-not stamp to the end screen’s raw findings: the same run, one view listing what you got and the percentage it came to, the other measuring that result against a threshold and marking it inside the line or outside it. Neither surface contradicts the other; one is a reading, the other the status that reading resolves to.
So results appear twice by design: the end screen is the number and the review, the history is the labeled record — the raw findings of a cloud run on one screen, and the pass-or-fail it resolves to on the other.
