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Jackson and Tim decide to do a driver's theoretical test together. The test consists of two parts; a general questions part and one part that focuses on the road rules. At the end of the test both of the sections combine to give an overall score.

(For example, if Jackson received a 56 in the first part and a 43 in the second part, he will receive an overall score of 99).

Tim and Jackson got the same overall score in the test.

Jackson: If we both received the same score for the first part, that means we received the same score for the second part.

Tim: And if we both received different scores for the first section of the test then we received different marks for the second section of the test.

Whose reasoning is correct?