Expected Results: June 2nd

[gpoli111]

Anyone know what the cut score is?

Try searching. I think it came up in some thread before

 

[Apothe]

Try searching. I think it came up in some thread before

Looking in past threads I believe its around 70.  I see failing scores up to high 60s but since NCEES doesn't disclose diagnostics to passing candidates, I guess it's safe to assume low 70s would be the cutoff.

 

[gpoli111]

Looking in past threads I believe its around 70.  I see failing scores up to high 60s but since NCEES doesn't disclose diagnostics to passing candidates, I guess it's safe to assume low 70s would be the cutoff.

I'm fairly certain that few failing scores have been at or above 56/80. The typical high end is 53-54, IMO

 

[Owism]

ok guys i just checked.. results still pending.

Thank you

 

[TN PE 4.0]

If you get a 100, I think its safe to say you pass.

 

[RBHeadge PE]

I'm fairly certain that few failing scores have been at or above 56/80. The typical high end is 53-54, IMO

One of the civil exams has had a score of around 57-58 the last few sessions.

 

[TN PE 4.0]

One of the civil exams has had a score of around 57-58 the last few sessions.

ouch!!!

 

[RockyTop PE]

One of the civil exams has had a score of around 57-58 the last few sessions.

I certainly hope that is not the WRE exam...

 

[RBHeadge PE]

I certainly hope that is not the WRE exam...

I looked through the last few sessions forums. I believe Civil: Transport had the higher cut scores. Supposedly a 60/80 failed last time, but that seemed dubious. I believe the session before that was also 57+. In April 2016 the Civil: Geotech was at least at least a 57. But I don't recall seeing a report of a WRE fail above 55 for as long as I've been reading these boards.

Keep in mind that a previous years' cut scores aren't indicative of this year's cut scores. It will vary from session-to-session and discipline-to-discipline. The important thing is to study hard enough so that the variance in the cut score of a few points doesn't matter. 

 

[gpoli111]

The anticipation of the results release is much worse than the anticipation of the test date itself.  

 

[Owism]

And then the idea of having to crack open the books again..and wait to take it again until October and then wait for results again until mid December... EKH there goes 2017

 

[leggo PE]

And then the idea of having to crack open the books again..and wait to take it again until October and then wait for results again until mid December... EKH there goes 2017

Sounds about right!

 

[RBHeadge PE]

And then the idea of having to crack open the books again..and wait to take it again until October and then wait for results again until mid December... EKH there goes 2017

Or even worse. Imagine if you took a test that's only offered once a year.

 

[Owism]

Or even worse. Imagine if you took a test that's only offered once a year.

oh yeah that would suck

 

[gpoli111]

Maybe today's the day! Maybe NCEES will step it up even further and release the results 2 weeks early

 

[rdNYC]

@gpoli111 any reason to believe this?! Or just hoping and wishing? 

 

[DoctorWho-PE]

@gpoli111 any reason to believe this?! Or just hoping and wishing? 

Thinking of the wishful variety.

 

[knight1fox3]

Actually, I have unofficial word that @gpoli111 actually might be on to something. Stay tuned...

 

[trackerjacker]

And then the idea of having to crack open the books again..and wait to take it again until October and then wait for results again until mid December... EKH there goes 2017

Yes.  This is def. a new form of torture.  For me, anyway.

 

[gpoli111]

Actually, I have unofficial word that @gpoli111 actually might be on to something. Stay tuned...

Ahh I am totally taking the troll bait. I've checked NCEES 5 times since that post. Well that's only 2x my normal amount