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It breaks down critical operational differences, including pricing structures, testing modes, retesting policies, and available practice materials. Furthermore, it outlines the specific subject matter covered in each exam, their respective scoring systems, and the criteria required for candidates to earn the Ohio High School Equivalency Diploma. This resource serves as an essential guide for students, educators, and administrators aiming to understand the logistical and academic variations between these two certification paths, enabling informed decisions regarding examination preparation and test-taking strategies. 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whole test)\u003Cbr>• Science\u003Cbr>• Social Studies |\n| Scoring system | Min score of 100\u003Cbr>Max score of 200\u003Cbr>Passing score of 145 | Min score of 0\u003Cbr>Max score of 20\u003Cbr>Passing score of 8 in each section\u003Cbr>(Must also get a 2 out of 6 on the essay piece in Writing)\u003Cbr>45 total points required to pass |","cbCaiii7cUOFbe4P","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiii7cUOFbe4P","pdf",106544,"English","# Comparison of High School Equivalency Exams\n## Pricing and Retesting Policies\n## Test Administration and Format\n## Subject Matter and Scoring Criteria","[{\"question\":\"What are the primary differences in testing modes between GED and HiSET?\",\"answer\":\"GED is exclusively computer-based, while HiSET offers both computer-based and paper-based options, allowing students to mix and match modes for different sections.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the scoring system differ between the two exams?\",\"answer\":\"The GED uses a scale of 100-200 with a passing score of 145, whereas HiSET uses a 0-20 scale per section with a passing requirement of 8 per section, plus a total score of 45 and a minimum essay requirement.\"},{\"question\":\"Are there differences in practice test availability for these exams?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, GED offers one quarter-length practice test per subject in computer format, while HiSET provides three half-length practice tests available in both paper and computer formats.\"}]","GED - HiSET - Test Comparison Analysis | PDF",1790692591]