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I took it today and scored 97%. Do I have to wait longer or less based on my score.
Less...I would say 1.5 years from now assuming the test was of moderate difficulty. The test is scored as a curve - the easier the test, the more high scores there are.
Hello. My wife just took Clerical Aide exam# 5002, and got a score of 90%. I'm wondering what the hiring process is like for this position as I've heard it's filled in all city agencies (I work for MTA wondering if we have those titles), also on a score of 90% what's the average wait time on this title? I'm guessing 3 years? Thanks
Last edited by MTAWorker11; 11-25-2014 at 02:35 PM..
Hello. My wife just took Clerical Aide exam# 5002, and got a score of 90%. I'm wondering what the hiring process is like for this position as I've heard it's filled in all city agencies (I work for MTA wondering if we have those titles), also on a score of 90% what's the average wait time on this title? I'm guessing 3 years? Thanks
90% is about a 1.5-2 year wait. I also work for the MTA and have not encountered anyone with the Clerical Aide title (I work in administration and see people with titles such as PAA, Staff Analyst, Computer Associate). I started out with the Clerical Aide title with the Comptrollers office.
90% is about a 1.5-2 year wait. I also work for the MTA and have not encountered anyone with the Clerical Aide title (I work in administration and see people with titles such as PAA, Staff Analyst, Computer Associate). I started out with the Clerical Aide title with the Comptrollers office.
I appreciate the response! Thank you very much. That's is welcomed news.
What type of things are on the test? Typing, vocabulary, etc?
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