Raw Score Calculation

Ok guys. You will like this. I have a spreadsheet that tells me how many questions you missed and your score. This only applies if you have received your sheet with % score in each area.

This seems pretty accurate to me.

Scott, will you please share your breakdown from your diagnostic report and I can tell you how many questions you missed. Unfortunately, this is only for STR 1 exam.

This is how this looks like, it is in excel, not sure how to post it...

Spring 2004 Fall 2004

Percent of questions Number of questions Percent correct Number correct Number missed Percent correct Number correct Number missed

Analysis loads 7% 5.6 33% 1.85 3.75 33% 1.85 3.75

Analysis Lateral Forces 8% 6.4 50% 3.20 3.20 67% 4.29 2.11

Analysis Lateral force dist 11% 8.8 60% 5.28 3.52 80% 7.04 1.76

Analysis Methods 5% 4 75% 3.00 1.00 75% 3.00 1.00

Design General 7% 5.6 50% 2.80 2.80 67% 3.75 1.85

Design Steel 18% 14.4 50% 7.20 7.20 71% 10.22 4.18

Design Concrete 16% 12.8 67% 8.58 4.22 50% 6.40 6.40

Design Wood 9% 7.2 29% 2.09 5.11 14% 1.01 6.19

Design Masonry 9% 7.2 29% 2.09 5.11 71% 5.11 2.09

Design Foundations 10% 8 50% 4.00 4.00 38% 3.04 4.96

total 1 80 493% 40.08 39.92 566% 45.71 34.29

Raw score 50% 57%

Scaled score 67% 69%

Scaled score needed 70% 70%

Raw score needed 52% 58%

Number correct needed 42 46

Failed by (# of questions) 2 1

#First time passers 45% 43%

#Repeat passers 8% 18%

In your order

%50

%100

%33

%75

%50

%29

%54

%71

%71

%88

Scottsei, you missed by two questions per this analysis. Your raw score was 58% and your scaled score was 67%. This spreadsheet was put together by someone a couple years ago and may be subject to speculation, but it gives you a good idea I think. If you have an email address, I can email the excel spreadsheet with the breakdown.

That's pretty much what I thought but I wonder how acurate that really is though.

Scottsei, you missed by two questions per this analysis. Your raw score was 58% and your scaled score was 67%. This spreadsheet was put together by someone a couple years ago and may be subject to speculation, but it gives you a good idea I think. If you have an email address, I can email the excel spreadsheet with the breakdown.

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From the approximated calculation that means scott got nearly 47 out of 80 correct. If you said he needed a couple of more correct to pass does that mean the cut was around 50 or am I confused?

Thanks for the spreadsheet. That's a good thing to see. Passing is such a fine line.