For those in CA, the numbers are now up on the website .
Also, I agree that experience plays a huge role. I didn't prepare as much as I "should" have either. While I don't have as much experience as rmanske, I am fortunate to work for a firm that works with all the materials, and everyday I am practicing. Also, knowing your reference materials throughly really helps. I use the all the standards and supporting guides regularly.
In fact, one thing I noticed that I seemed to do a little bit differently than others in the exam was that I brought in many more bound books than others -- the actual codes, corresponding guidebooks, and textbooks. I brought hardly any hand bound printouts or notes, and those that I did bring I barely used. I think this is because I just don't use these items in everyday practice, and I just don't know how to navigate them quickly & under pressure.
Also, I agree that experience plays a huge role. I didn't prepare as much as I "should" have either. While I don't have as much experience as rmanske, I am fortunate to work for a firm that works with all the materials, and everyday I am practicing. Also, knowing your reference materials throughly really helps. I use the all the standards and supporting guides regularly.
In fact, one thing I noticed that I seemed to do a little bit differently than others in the exam was that I brought in many more bound books than others -- the actual codes, corresponding guidebooks, and textbooks. I brought hardly any hand bound printouts or notes, and those that I did bring I barely used. I think this is because I just don't use these items in everyday practice, and I just don't know how to navigate them quickly & under pressure.