Raw score

[The Wizard]

Any questions?

What's the top speed of a cheetah?

 

[Sapper PE LS]

The fastest

 

[matt267 PE]

How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop?

 

[Baconator]

This is going to be a good day for some of you.

That is all for now.

 

[dvtn]

Looks like it is at least 53 for civil/structural. Someone on here failed with 52.

 

[Swimfastalex PE]

Yep I failed with a 52/80 civil/structural

 

[sislam012]

Anyone know what was the cutoff score for ME PE portion ?

 

[peeng]

I dont believe that there is such a thing called cut score, im thinking one need to score a minimym of certain number on each topic of the exam. That means one could be 50 and pass and other scores 60 and fail. It is just a thought. I just find no good reason realising a cut score if there is one. Good luck everyone still waiting for results

 

[NJmike PE]

93

 

[Baconator]

Anyone know what was the cutoff score for ME PE portion ?

As previously posted the cut score was 56.

 

[The Wizard]

I dont believe that there is such a thing called cut score, im thinking one need to score a minimym of certain number on each topic of the exam. That means one could be 50 and pass and other scores 60 and fail. It is just a thought. I just find no good reason realising a cut score if there is one. Good luck everyone still waiting for results

Not true at all....

 

[Ken PE 3.1]

Each question is equally weighted.

 

[Mike in Gastonia]

I dont believe that there is such a thing called cut score, im thinking one need to score a minimym of certain number on each topic of the exam. That means one could be 50 and pass and other scores 60 and fail. It is just a thought. I just find no good reason realising a cut score if there is one. Good luck everyone still waiting for results

I think you're correct in that it's different for each discipline but according to ncees' website there is no minimum for each topic (emphasis is mine):

Your exam results are determined by the number of items you answered correctly for the exam in its entirety. There are no minimum requirements for particular sections or topics within an exam. You are not penalized for incorrect answers.