April 2021 Post Exam Wait Period - Welcome to the Suck

[AZ_ladybrain]

Civil Structural here too. I got a 45/80 first time. This is my second time.

I just went back and checked. 28 AM/17 PM. I focused a lot more on studying the PM section to hopefully bring that up this time.

Mine at 49

 

[jlipscomb2016]

Yeah I feel pretty good about the PM portion, and I'm curious to see if I did as well as I thought on that or not, and how much I improved from the first time. AM portion was just awful though and I'm sure I did worse this time on AM than 1st time haha!

Civil WRE was the complete opposite for me. Felt pretty good after the morning but go hit by a car, bus, train, & finally trampled on by an elephant with the afternoon portion

 

[SoVA Eng]

Civil WRE was the complete opposite for me. Felt pretty good after the morning but go hit by a car, bus, train, & finally trampled on by an elephant with the afternoon portion

That's how I felt for Civil Structural

 

[Fisherman504]

Those are the worst ones. Only couple of problems away from the cut score. I don't know who you guys stayed strong....

What do you think the cut score is this cycle?

 

[AZ_ladybrain]

What do you think the cut score is this cycle?

probably the same - I'm thinking somewhere between 54-56

 

[SoVA Eng]

What do you think the cut score is this cycle?

 

[Fisherman504]

probably the same - I'm thinking somewhere between 54-56

True. I've never seen a 57 failed.

 

[Kmwnjpa2018]

Civil WRE was the complete opposite for me. Felt pretty good after the morning but go hit by a car, bus, train, & finally trampled on by an elephant with the afternoon portion

Felt the same. however, it was my first time taking this PM session, I switched up from the transportation

 

[rafsan06]

What do you think the cut score is this cycle?

Don't you think it varies between Depth? I think it was Around 54 for Transportation, Water and 52 for Geo, Structure and Construction

 

[SoVA Eng]

Don't you think it varies between Depth? I think it was Around 54 for Transportation, Water and 52 for Geo, Structure and Construction

Yes, it does

 

[SoVA Eng]

NCEES sucks. : PE_Exam (reddit.com)

lol

 

[A&M_Engineer]

probably the same - I'm thinking somewhere between 54-56

Ha if thats the case im definitely screwed

 

[mobius160]

I haven't talked to a single person that feels good about the Transpo depth. If it didn't vary between depths there'd be a problem

 

[A&M_Engineer]

I haven't talked to a single person that feels good about the Transpo depth. If it didn't vary between depths there'd be a problem

Same with the WRE depth

 

[enginear19]

Civil WRE was the complete opposite for me. Felt pretty good after the morning but go hit by a car, bus, train, & finally trampled on by an elephant with the afternoon portion

same same same

 

[Kmwnjpa2018]

I don't know...I feel like I'm on the borderline of the pass/fail...so this is super stressful...ugh...the update on the board page say license pending but "Obtained by examination" trying to read all of the tea leaves...but then again I'm in a late release state so I won't know until next week at least at this point.

 

[Fisherman504]

Don't you think it varies between Depth? I think it was Around 54 for Transportation, Water and 52 for Geo, Structure and Construction

I heard it's usually higher for WRE cause it's the easiest, which makes no sense.
So WRE = 57
Other Civils = 52-57

 

[MillerTD]

Architectural Engineering quoted 70% of 80 = 56 from the start (per ASCE)

 

[Fisherman504]

There should be a breath/breath section. Like another breath in the afternoon but much harder and not going to deep into any depths. Does that make sense? I vaguely remember the FE had a general/general test.

 

[Fisherman504]

Architectural Engineering quoted 80% = 56 from the start (per ASCE)

Do y'all have less questions or it's still out of 80?