Taking a Skill IQ Discovery assessment gives you a Skill IQ Discovery score. After you take an assessment, you have several options to update your score.
Skill IQ Discovery assessment do-over
If you don’t feel happy with your first attempt at taking a Skill IQ Discovery assessment, you can take it again with a do-over. A do-over is only available for 48 hours after any Skill IQ Discovery assessment attempt. If you take a do-over and score lower, it’s okay—we remove the lower score and keep the higher score.
To take a do-over, click Try again on the assessment results page after finishing the assessment. After you take your do-over, you'll see a date when your next assessment retake will be available.
Skill IQ Discovery assessment retake
A Skill IQ Discovery assessment retake is the opportunity for you to have your skill proficiency re-evaluated after developing more in the skill. This helps you measure improvement and track your progress over time.
Important: Unlike a do-over, a retake does not remove the lower score. The retake becomes the new score. However, you'll still get a do-over opportunity after any retake.
A Skill IQ Discovery assessment retake unlocks 14 days from the last day you took the assessment. This includes the initial assessment, do-overs, and retakes. You can access all available retakes from the My Skills tab on the Skill IQ Discovery page (opens in new tab).
While you can’t stop or reset a retake, you can exit and return to it at a later time. Your progress will be saved and you’ll resume at the point where you last stopped.
Click Finish now to complete any unfinished retakes.
Seeing your skill progress over time
To see how your Skill IQ Discovery has changed over time, navigate to the Skill IQ Discovery page (opens in new tab) and click My Skills. Click on a Skill IQ Discovery assessment you’ve completed two or more times. Click Skill IQ History to toggle between your current and historical Skill IQ Discovery. This shows retake history as a line graph, with each time you’ve completed the assessment as a point on the graph. If you've taken the assessment more than five times, you'll see your first attempt and the four most recent attempts. If you used a do-over during any attempt, only your highest score will appear for that attempt. Hover over each point for score details.