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Google Analytics IQ Raises Pass Mark 75% to 80%

Google has announced that it is raising the bar in its Google Analytics Individual Qualification (IQ) test and that analysts must now gain 80% to pass. The previous pass mark was 75%.

The new pass mark won’t affect anyone who is already Google Analytics qualified that achieved a score of less than 80%, but they will still need to score at least 80% when it comes to renewing their qualification after 18 months.



Google has decided to raise the bar because an increasing number of businesses all over the world are relying in web analytics

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