CPA Board Exam Score Calculator
Enter your six CPALE subject scores. The calculator checks the 75% general average, the 65% per-subject floor, and the "no more than four subjects below 75%" rule at once.
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CPALE general average
75.00%
PASS — clears all three CPALE rules
Weakest subject: Financial Accounting and Reporting (75%). Subjects below 75%: 0 / max 4.
The three CPALE rules
- General average ≥ 75% across the six subjects (equal weight).
- No subject below 65% — fail this, whole exam is a fail.
- No more than four subjects below 75% — fail this with the rest OK = conditional pass (re-sit failed subjects within 2 years).
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Frequently asked questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the CPALE passing rules?
The PRC Board of Accountancy requires three things at once: a general weighted average of at least 75%, no subject below 65%, and no more than four subjects below 75%. Fail any rule and the result is a fail.
Are all six CPALE subjects equally weighted?
Yes. Under the current PRC Board Resolution, each of the six subjects carries equal weight in the general average. Older resolutions used 7-subject schedules with varied weightings; the 6-subject equal-weight schedule has been stable since the 2022 review.
What happens if I fail CPALE on a conditional basis?
Candidates who get a general average of at least 75% but miss on the 'no more than four subjects below 75%' rule are given conditional status. They need to re-sit only the failed subjects within two years (consecutive attempts). Fail that window and the whole exam is retaken.
What do most CPA passers score?
National passing rates run between 20–30% per cycle. Most passers land with a general average of 78–82%. Top-notchers (top 10 nationwide) score 90%+. Target a mock average of 80%+ with no subject under 70% for a safety buffer.