redskins44

I have no idea of previous years pass scores...but a pass score of 65% would mean I have a fair chance of passing this one...

jarobi04

I believe, as the exam was easy compared to last year, I think the passing score could be in low 70's

yalo

Like so many others, I found myself pressed for time on the AM section. Very scary stuff. PM was much more reasonable, but I still wish I had known some sections better.

Including ONLY the answers I was sure of, I think knew 34 of the AM section, and definitely knew maybe 37 of the PM. Hoping that I did no worse than guessing on the remaining problems [even though some I was pretty sure, I didn't count them unless I was positive].

I'm totally terrified either way. To spend 5 months of my life working harder than I've ever worked at anything and walk out feeling "so-so" is gut-wrenching.

That said, I felt like I crushed ethics, which hopefully helps if I'm on the fence.

stalkey

I don't think passing score goes into the low 70's. They would need to have a new grading scale if that were the case. If we see 50-75% for the middle range then we know there is a problem.

Analyze_This

Man I thought the AM was tough. FRA was my killer. I should have let go and moved on to the stuff I know best, but I was stubborn when I really shouldn't have been. I was rushed and almost ran out of time because of that.

I think I'll get a 36/60 on AM and 44/60 on PM.

I think I'll average short of 70. I wish I could have started preparing before Feb 1st. 400 questions only in Qbank aren't enough to get you to blow through an exam quickly.

wilslm

AM 42/60
PM 48/60

I would imagine the MPS would be ~70% or a little higher, and I don't expect the pass rate to be much higher than last year, which was 41%.

tianxin

gjertsen..you are killing us

maryli

it will be more than 41% I will post a guarantee on that.

bolligerallstar

Less than 41%

guaranteed with both internal and external credit enhancements

Swanand

Only flat out guessed on 1 in the AM, and 3 in the PM.
In the AM, I had about 10 that I wasn't 100% sure on, but thought I knew. PM was about 15.

The rest I felt pretty sure about.

So, assuming worst case scenario of 0 right of my guess, half of my "<100% confident" right, and 20% dumb mistakes of my "pretty sure" ones -->

AM: 39+5 = 44
PM: 33+7 = 40 -->84 / 120.

I'd be surprised if the pass mark was higher than 80.