I passed the PMP scoring AT/AT/BT. I was quite surprised that a BT could still be considered passing for PMI. After looking into this, I learned that PMI does score your exam using an 'overall-type' score. However, you basically have to score AT/AT so these can compensate for the 'BT' score. Overall exam score for me was 'Target' hence me passing the PMP. It's not advisable to score a BT, but it can work in this scenario, like it did for me. I've seen posts on Reddit where folks score AT/T/BT & unfortunately fail the PMP. I wanted to put this out there since this site (and others) are filled with so many people posting scores of AT/AT/AT or AT/AT/T, etc. This is a hard test, make no mistake about it, but it is do-able and a BT is not an automatic fail for the PMP.