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No, sorry this book was also quickly sold.

Unfortunately, I don't. The Hiner workbook was picked up very fast.

Kidding aside, the personnel are pretty awesome. It's way tougher to regulate a state with over 100k engineers (under covid restrictions) than a less populous state.

Nobody knows for sure because California hasn't released the cut score for over a decade. Historically, it was about 55%. Try to shoot for 70% which is about 38 and you should have a good shot. Good luck!

You should be scoring at least 70-80 on those exams. They are slightly more difficult than the actual exams but captures the actual exam pretty well.

I don't think you're allowed to apply for re-examination until you've received a fail notice. Like you mentioned earlier, you'll likely receive your results in Janaury 2022. It used to be the soonest you can retake the exam would be the next cycle (in your case the 2nd quarter). I'm not sure if...

So, if we're lucky, tomorrow should be when they input new license numbers into the lookup system.

Good luck to everyone!

From the last testing cycles it seems like we'll get our license numbers with 2-4 weeks. Supposedly, you'll get an email notifying that you've obtained your license. However, eager folks have been checking the license lookup system before getting the email. Afterwards, it can take 6-8 weeks to...

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Hello everyone, Good luck to everyone who's trying to pass the California exams. I know it's rigorous work, so keep trying. I'm selling all of the books I've used. Some are from other coworkers that passed along with me (I didn't necessarily used them). The workbooks have notes and highlights...