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I got 30/40 and IR for all four problems. What did I do wrong in PM?? Any advice would be appreciated. This is for Lateral only.

CA out unacceptable

Which state?

High tax, high property value, slow result

I'm in CA. Other than the weather and food, hate my state lol

How are you guys notified via email? From ncees or from state?

Registered for the April Lateral SE exam. How is everyone doing with the studying? Hopefully there is no cancellation of the exam like last year. Crossing my fingers on vaccines..

That seems ridiculously short...?

Awesome! Thank you all for the responses. I was approved in August 2019 but I sent an email to the evaluators notifying my intent to take the test this year. Gotta go studying!

Hi everyone, Hope everyone is doing well. I was studying for April 2020 SE exam and when it got called off due to Covid, I had to give up on studying because of child care and work. I am sure someone here is going through a similar situation. Now, I am finally back to studying for this year's...

I didn't get any email yet but I assume that I will be getting an official email from NCEES about the cancellation of my SE exam.

My plan was to aim to pass both this April and if not, at least pass one and be done by this October. The entire plan may need to change now. Also, with NBA suspending all games indefinitely, I don't see why NCEES wouldn't suspend exams as we get closer to the test day.

Wholeheartedly agree. Same feeling here.

Has cancelling the exam ever happen in NCEES history?

Oh lord.. I am in Orange County, California. Another densely populated region.. I don't see this slowing down anytime soon..

@tj_PE & @David Connor, SE, Thank you both for sharing your experience. The reason for the question was: I was debating whether to add same tables within several locations of my binder. I am taking the AEI class and sometimes flipping through a binder can consume a lot of time. So I thought...

What does this mean? A A IR U?

Do we know how depth portions for SE exams are graded? Are there any partial credits? 

Do you guys know if there is any limitation as to how many books/references can be opened simultaneously in one table? Are there any rule for this?

If you don't mind me asking, what was your level of experience in the materials? I.E. wood, masonry, steel, concrete, bridge? And how many hours did you devote to studying each exam per week?