Teradata Database Exams: A failed exam may be retaken after a twenty-one-calendar day waiting period.

The twenty-one-calendar day waiting period begins from the date of the failed exam attempt.
You will be required to schedule a new appointment and pay for the exam.
You may attempt an exam a maximum of three times during a six-month period.
Re-taking a passed Teradata Database exam to extend a certification’s expiration date is allowed after one year from the previously passed attempt.

Teradata 14 Exams TE0-141 through TE0-146: Re-taking a failed Teradata 14 exam will be allowed after a twenty-one-calendar day waiting period.

The twenty-one-calendar day waiting period begins from the date of the failed exam attempt.
You will be required to schedule a new appointment and pay for the exam.
You may attempt an exam a maximum of three (3) times during a six (6) month period.
Re-taking the same Teradata 14 exam after passing that exam will not be allowed.

Teradata 14 Re-take Policy for the restricted access certification exams (TE0-14B and TE0-147).

The Teradata 14 Bridge from Teradata 12 Exam (TE0-14B) can be attempted a maximum of three times by any individual who holds the Teradata 12 Certified Technical Specialist and is in good standing. You may not re-take the Bridge Exam once you have passed it. If a second or third attempt is necessary, you may request an additional eligibility voucher (up to 3) for the Bridge Exam a minimum of twenty-one days after the initial exam testing date.
The Teradata 14 Comprehensive Mastery Exam (TE0-147) can be attempted an unlimited number of times, subject to a maximum of two testing attempts in a six-month period. You may not re-take the Comprehensive Mastery Exam once you have passed it. An eligible candidate may request an eligibility voucher 21 days or more after his/her latest Comprehensive Mastery Exam testing date, subject to the restriction of two attempts in a six-month period.

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