This page explains what the Vantage Score actually is, what it's built from, and — just as importantly — what it can't tell you. No marketing gloss: this is the honest version.
Your Vantage Score is a composite of four signals: overall accuracy, your CAS (consistency across sessions), how much of the real blueprint you've actually covered, and how your performance trends over your last few sessions. It isn't one test score dressed up — it's built to move as your real readiness moves.
CDPO
70%
Pass-ready threshold
CIA
75%
Pass-ready threshold
CAMS
75%
Pass-ready threshold
CIPPE
70%
Pass-ready threshold
CISA
70%
Pass-ready threshold
Each track's recommended threshold is set relative to that certification's own published passing standard, then calibrated using performance data from candidates who've actually sat the mock exams. It is not a guess dressed up as a number.
What it measures
What it can't measure
The Vantage Score cannot tell you that you will pass. It cannot account for exam-day nerves, an unusually hard question set, or a bad night's sleep before your sitting. It is a measurement of your preparation against a real standard — not a guarantee about a single day's outcome.
Vantrel is early. Thresholds are derived from mock performance data today, and they get more precise as more candidates sit the real exam after training on the platform and report their result back. We would rather tell you that plainly than round it up.