Amount Incorrect - Estimates identified, comparing, everyone, reading, through

LiquidAssets10

Well I\'ve been reading through my notes and comparing that to the exam...

fortunately, I\'ve only identified 32 that I got wrong out of the 240. So that leaves me with a margin of 40 other incorrect answers...

how did everyone else do?

invic

chung, agree with you. guy sitting next to me had the material down cold, but two or three around us were clueless. one finished pm session within 30 minutes and left. i think a lot of people underestimated the amount of material and signed up in the last few months. hopefully that skews passing score for those of us who put in the work.

dontknow1987

I had approx 75 total that I marked unsure. I figure I got at least 25 of those right, so that means I probably missed approximately 40-50 questions.

mnieman

That was kind of a low blow. I didn't know the answer to 12 questions in the morning but know I got at least 95% on the others and about the same in the afternoon.

I can tell you with certainty that I passed and will probably end up >70% in all sections, but people still miss some. Scoring 87% and 85% and knowing you got that means you passed.

studyn

75ish, I'm gonna be a borderline for sure. I know of 10 I missed for sure. Unfortunately I know of 3 ethics qs I missed of that 10 so I really hope I nailed the rest of that sectoin so it will push me over the edge.

scr879

wow an 87 and 85. You killed it. Don't be surprised if you failed.

sdada

Glad it's finally over!

burnsy562000

I'm pretty sure no shows are removed from the pass rate percentage.

dmar

sbmarti2 Wrote:
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> I'm pretty sure no shows are removed from the pass
> rate percentage.

Yes, no shows are not included.

dotamasta

They can't possibly know the pass rate yet. Look up the agnoff method on Wikipedia, that will clear up things for you. Also, 72 questions between 2 exams is a lot of wrong answers. I am sure everyone on this forum was under that amount.