What is the passing score for Network+?
720 on a scale of 100 to 900
Network+ is graded on a scaled score between 100 and 900, and you need 720 to pass. A scaled score is not a percentage of questions answered correctly: the vendor adjusts for how hard your particular set of questions was, so two candidates with the same number of correct answers can end up with different scores.
This is why you should ignore any site that turns this into a percentage. The scale starts at 100, not at zero, and the points behind it are not distributed evenly.
What this means for your preparation
You cannot convert 720 into "answer N of 90 questions correctly", and nobody outside the vendor can. What you can do is aim well clear of the line and know which domains are dragging you down.
Network+ exam format: domains, weightings and length →
See where you stand across every Network+ domain
1,678 practice questions with an explanation for every option — and a readiness score per domain, which is the part that tells you whether you are near the line.
Test your Network+ readiness — freeMore on Network+
Source: CompTIA Network+ — vendor documentation. Checked September 4, 2026. Vendors change their scoring policies; verify with the vendor before you book.
