b_sea93

PZ, I feel the exact same way as you, and still can't put this behind me, even after the retab (although theres nothing else I can do at this point, so hopefully time will help me feel better). Blatantly failing with <50% in seven out of ten categories just seem flat out wrong to me, and I'm definitely losing faith in the CFA system, especially given their short, non-human, automated responses to all my inquiries.

Given the amount of time and preparation for the CFA (not to mention the costs), I feel like the CFA should be able to provide more definitive proof aside from an emails and automated messages that there were no errors made.

anish

Yeah there were a ton of tricks on that test, there was always an answer that immediately jumped out, but if you read the book/EOCs closely and tried to remember them during the test, you could sidestep those.

zephyranalyst

Got my retab results, and as I expected (after reading about others with a similar situation), there were "no errors".

firat

i will say that the test appeared straightforward, but in fact there were lots of curveballs.

i remember when i had time to recheck my answers, there were many questions where if you calculated it multiple ways, the answers would be there. so, yes, it was a tricky exam.