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[davab]

@cpp11 = Cal Poly Pomona?

Probably, right?

 

[Mangano]

I studied from Reza Mahallati's book. I felt like I missed about 16 questions. From what I hear that should be sufficient to pass the surveying. I am not feeling very confident though.

Is 16 missed acceptable?  I don't have any knowledge, but I has myself psyched out around the 70% range.

 

[water_dawg]

Is 16 missed acceptable?  I don't have any knowledge, but I has myself psyched out around the 70% range.

According the Forum postings.  Around 60 % should be fine. 

 

[davab]

Is 16 missed acceptable?  I don't have any knowledge, but I has myself psyched out around the 70% range.

I thought both surveying and seismic passing rates are around 55% to 60%.  My guess is that it is because everyone, regardless of disciplines, has to take them. So it makes sense that the passing rate is much lower than 70%.

 

[wazzuFreddo]

I feel really confident about my test.  I'm just worried that I fell into built in traps like ones that where on the practice problems I reviewed.

 

[Mangano]

I thought both surveying and seismic passing rates are around 55% to 60%.  My guess is that it is because everyone, regardless of disciplines, has to take them. So it makes sense that the passing rate is much lower than 70%.

Oh nice! I'll be even more embarrassed if I don't top it then.

 

[ForAiur]

70% should be good for the 8-hour yes?

 

[davab]

70% should be good for the 8-hour yes?

hopefully

 

[Mangano]

I feel really confident about my test.  I'm just worried that I fell into built in traps like ones that where on the practice problems I reviewed.

That is the worst part for sure.  Calculated miscalculation.  I would mind that format less if there was more time to check your work.  With answering everything as quickly as possible, it seems that it's not the best way to truly judge engineering aptitude.

 

[cpp11]

@cpp11 = Cal Poly Pomona?

That'd be the one!

Amusingly, my fiancee might go there for grad school, albeit for Food Science. Fingers crossed.

 

[PeeOD]

Anyone actually finish the surveying exam? I had maybe 15-20 left

 

[anthonyg7]

18 minutes ago, CVElec said: @cpp11 = Cal Poly Pomona?

That'd be the one!Amusingly, my fiancee might go there for grad school, albeit for Food Science. Fingers crossed.

CPP Civil here. Class of 2011 :wave:

Anthony

 

[cpp11]

... I mean, I didn't C my way through the Surveying test at any point, but I've still got mixed feelings about the test overall.

 

[CVElec]

CPP Civil here. Class of 2011 :wave:

Anthony

CPP Electrical and Computer, Class of 2011too

 

[cpp11]

CPP Civil here. Class of 2011 :wave:

Anthony

Same! :wave:

Though I graduated in Winter quarter and walked in 2011. Funny enough, they had me in the ceremony pamphlets in 2011 and 2012

 

[davab]

All I am looking for in my email is BPELSG

 

[water_dawg]

If NCEES results are released today. Would the Survey and Seismic results be released on same day?

 

[motoracer PE]

If NCEES results are released today. Would the Survey and Seismic results be released on same day?

I'm seeing your name as "water.dwg" from too many years looking at water design drawings.

Anyway, yes, they should  and most likely will be released the same day. 

 

[sushionagrill]

I'm way more nervous this time even though I felt more confident coming out of the seismic exam..

 

[Cinnamon]

If NCEES results are released today. Would the Survey and Seismic results be released on same day?

yes, but later in the day.  Last December NCEES came out during the day (I think in the morning) and I got the seismic results at 7pm