Just took FAR this week and actually found it to be more difficult than the Becker practice finals and passmaster questions I had previously encountered. I marked 15 questions throughout the exam and upon coming home and cracking open the FAR text, discovered that my answers to all 15 of them were in fact wrong. However, I am fairly confident with my answers on the balance of the questions. Assuming that I got 20 wrong in total and that I had medium, hard, and medium testlets (most of the wrong answers occurring in the hard testlet) does that pretty much preclude me from passing this exam? I'd say I got about half the alotted points for the simulations and full credit for the written communication. This was the first exam I've taken and felt extremely prepared going in since my averages on Becker questions were in the 90s for all questions. About half of the questions I answered incorrectly were not encompassed in the Becker questions but rather in minute details in the text. I know that it's extremely difficult to assess the situation since some questions are discarded and some not weighted as heavily as others but I was just wondering if anyone has had a similar experience getting around this quantity of multiple choice wrong and still ended up passing. It's been awfully difficult for me to come to terms with sacrificing 2 months of my life for something I'm almost certain I failed. It's been proving difficult to get my head into Audit which I'm taking in less than 3 weeks but I know I must forge onward however hard that may be. Any thoughts or comment would be greatly appreciated.
AUD - 8/26/10 - 97
REG - 10/3/10 - 93
BEC - 11/21/10 - 82
