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发表于 2011-7-11 19:13
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The official line is that the exam is the same in content. Increased interest in the exam creates a larger pool of applicants that may be less committed or capable. A better indicator may be achieved by multiplying the pass rate by the number of applicants in a given period. That provides an absolute figure for those that pass.
Another important note, scoring is relative to the overall performance of the group. There may be some upper or lower threshold involved. Theoretically, everyone could get all the questions wrong. In that scenario, it would not make sense to pass a given selection.
Final note. Your logic concerning pass rates is based on a flawed premise. If pass rates were at all time lows, selection bias would be present in level II. This would result in a population that was more appropriately positioned to pass the exam. Still, there are no guarantees so study hard! I look forward to destroying the level II exam. |
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