Daredevils33, that's pretty much how I felt about my first FAR attempt that I failed, except I was thinking my range was more like 68 to 73. In fact, I told my dad (who went with me to the testing center that day) that I feel like at best, I probably made a 73. Final result was a 73. When he found out, he brought up the fact that I had said that.
Thankfully, I crushed FAR the second time around with an 85. I felt a lot better than I did with my first attempt, but was still a little unsure and didn't want to jinx it (Looking back, I think I was just a little paranoid since it was my last section). Made an 85.
My first exam, AUD, I felt I should pass, but since it was my first exam, i was worried that maybe my feeling was off. Made an 85. With BEC, I felt decent, but not quite as good as AUD. Made an 83. My REG attempt felt similar to my BEC experience. Left feeling decent, but not as great as AUD. Made a 81.
So my experiences have pretty much fallen in line with my scores. I also find it amazing how there are some people who think they fail and then up passing with blazing scores in the 90's. I think most of these people just get themselves worked up over a few missed questions and blow it out of proportion. More power to them.
AUD - 85 (8/30/2015)
FAR - 73 (10/13/2015), 85 (2/29/2016) (AND DONE!)
BEC - 83 (11/04/2015)
REG - 81 (11/30/2015)
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