Can I Reset My Results or Clear My History?
You can reopen any certification exam sitting in your history and go back over it whenever you want — what you cannot do is reset one, clear the whole list, or delete a single attempt. No such control exists, and that is deliberate: your history is a record of what you actually did, and it changes only when an attempt runs out its retention and the platform clears it away.
The wish is understandable — a run of low scores on a TIBCO integration paper can sit at the top of the list looking like a verdict — but a history you could edit to taste would no longer show your preparation as it really went. Leaving it fixed is what keeps it worth reading at all.
A Certification Exam History You Can Read but Not Rewrite
Reading is the whole of what your account can do to a recorded sitting. You can open any of them, as many times as the retention allows, for the score and the full review — but you cannot edit a score, remove one sitting on its own, or hide it from view, and nothing in your account settings performs a reset. A passed run and a failed one are held on the same terms; neither bends to make the list read better than the practice it records.
Time Is What Empties a Certification Exam History
Since nothing you press removes an attempt, the list only moves as each sitting reaches the end of its retention and is cleared for you — how long that window runs is covered on the attempt-history page. An old rough run therefore drops away on schedule while your recent practice stays put, and the record keeps itself current without any tidying from you. The slate does empty; it empties on the platform’s clock rather than at a control of yours.
CertFun offers no reset and no way to clear your history, said plainly: your certification exam attempts hold their place until their retention lapses, then leave on their own. It is a real restriction — and also what keeps the history a straight record of your practice rather than a version of it you could edit into better shape.
