The ServSafe Manager exam passes at 56 of 80 scored questions (70%) whichever proctoring service runs your session. ProctorU is a vendor, and the Registered ServSafe Proctor rule and the pass mark stay with ServSafe.
A ServSafe Manager sitting needs a Registered ServSafe Proctor, with no self-proctoring and no same-day retake, and the proctor’s job ends at procedure: the 56-of-80 pass line is the candidate’s alone to reach.
You can renew ServSafe Manager online by passing the same exam at home with ProctorU, 56 of 80 to pass. Nassau County, NY does not accept ServSafe at all.
A ServSafe class and the ServSafe Manager exam are separate events, and the exam is proctored: 90 questions in two hours, 80 scored, passing at 56 of 80 (70%). Confirm whether your class includes the exam, and bring photo ID, before you worry about anything else.
You pass the ServSafe Manager exam at 56 of 80 scored questions, but a Registered ServSafe Proctor has to start your session first. Most delays at that stage trace back to a name that does not match the registration, a device nobody tested, or a desk nobody cleared.
Online proctoring keeps every ServSafe Manager exam rule the same: 90 questions, 120 minutes, 56 of 80 to pass. What shifts is who manages the equipment, internet and room setup: the candidate, not a testing site.
The ServSafe Manager exam gives 120 minutes for 90 questions, about 80 seconds each, and closes at two hours. Plan to finish a first pass by minute 100.
ServSafe Manager passes at 56 of 80 (70%). Book once practice clears 60 with every area holding, and get accommodations approved before exam day.
ServSafe’s class search covers one state and lists no fees. Cincinnati’s 2026 county class was $175 with book and exam; exam-only needed training proof.
Only ProctorU can proctor a ServSafe Manager exam at home: $99 direct, or $179 with the course (Oct 2026). Pass at 56 of 80. Ohio also wants a training record.
