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from my understanding 70% of the top percentile which works out to low 60ssupercake wrote:
I thought the PM was significantly easier than the AM (that said, I wonder what tricks I missed on the PM portion). For what it’s worth, a couple of people around me openly vocalized the fact they did not finish the AM. Also heard a lot of groans about the first question (which I agree took a unique twist away from the mocks).
There were a couple of questions in the AM that I thought were worded very poorly.. I don’t want to name questions, but I think it’s fair to say that there were 2-3 questions in the AM where getting inside the institute’s head seemed really important to figuring out what kind of answer they were expecting.
I hope the effort was enough. Wondering if there’s a flat cutoff or if it’s graded on a curve.
Ain’t nobody got time to erase. I use pen, and I’m constantly crossing things out. Hope the markers enjoy thatStallionDis wrote:
this jackass next to me was using a pencil and kept erasing his answers. Why do people continue to use pencils in the AM and on top of that use erasers?
Somewhere in the middle were definitely maybe 3-4 difficult question sets. I’m sure I spent well over 18 minutes (maybe 25 min) on a few sets. I think I got the correct answers though. Some questions were definitely vaguely worded. The first 3 and last 2-3 question sets were relatively easy.GusLevy wrote:
You guys are nuts if you thought PM was easy. The second half of the pm was the hardest string of questions I’ve came across. I’ve never seen so much subjectivity. There were definitely some gimme questions but there were also so many questions that looked real easy on the surface but were really much more difficult if you knew the topic in depth. I think people will be shocked with how poorly they did come August. I actually thought AM was really straightforward and hopefully that will save me. I hope you all did well.
Meet me, left 3 complete last questions in AM because I was too stubborn with question 1. I was already underprepared for the exam and couldnt do even a single mock, but I kept telling myself “look, because you havent done any mock, dont run out of time in AM, write wrong or BS but dont leave anything unanswered”, and I DID the exact mistake. Spent too much time on Q1 and when I realized that, it was too late. I am very upset and still burning. PM was just ok and I cant judge whether I bombed or nailed it. I can only pray for a Pass if something miraclous happen in PM.FratBoyDeluxe wrote:
Tripped up on the first question, I spent too much time on it and it bogged me down the road. Around 30 minutes to go I had 3 questions left and panicked - jumped to solve the low hanging fruit and jumped back again. I ended up half assing the last 3 explainations because of the time constraint. Very demoralized after AM. PM is where I shined though. I hope my PM performance makes up for my AM, but I don’t know. Really upset.
paranoia engaged – now I’ll be wondering about all of the trick questions.. i definitely can see how some of the questions could be viewed as subjective though.. and would be really interested in seeing the correct answers (alas I know we never will.)GusLevy wrote:
You guys are nuts if you thought PM was easy. The second half of the pm was the hardest string of questions I’ve came across. I’ve never seen so much subjectivity. There were definitely some gimme questions but there were also so many questions that looked real easy on the surface but were really much more difficult if you knew the topic in depth. I think people will be shocked with how poorly they did come August. I actually thought AM was really straightforward and hopefully that will save me. I hope you all did well.
I did notice a lot of repeating themes across prior year exams and this exam. Many questions could be solved quickly just because I’ve done very similar questions on practice exams.defacto wrote:Making me nervous. I ended AM with 5 minutes to spare and I found it straightforward. Found many items resembling prior years and I would just emulate the prior years’ guideline answers. Some calculations consumed some time though. Speaking with ppl after am, many had not finished. PM I ended 20 minutes early. I’m nervous because I remember that distinctive “that’s it?” feeling when I finished PM. Either I was optimally prepared, either I did not pick up on many nuances.