The simulations wont start until 2011! So, you have a whole year in case you don't pass! (i think.. )
I just barely failed BEC, with a 74. I was much stronger than most people in Economics & IT, about average in Finance, but much weaker in Cost & Business Structure. So, try to just feel as comfortable with all the topics.. don't shrug a topic off because it seems easy. The easy topics are the ones with tricky questions it seemed. Read over the Becker class notes- it reinforces the basic topics that the exam can make tricky. You seem kind of nervous, I know its hard, but try not to be. Be confident in your answers, fully read all of the answers, and try not to second guess yourself / persuade your self into believing an answer if its not your first instinct (thats my problem).
If you have time- definitely rework all of the calculation based questions, because there will definitely be questions similar to those on the exam- I found that Becker's calculations were generally harder than the exam. & for the rest of the stuff.. just know the basics & the rules.. because for me, the theoretical/foundational questions were harder on the exam.
If we all threw our problems in a pile and saw everyone else's, we'd grab ours back.