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11, including one questionable one (17). I think one question must have been thrown out or counted correct for all answers.
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Why is the sample question on the actuarial exam booklet so much easier than any problem on the test?? |
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#42
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Passed!!!!!
I guess the passmark was really 11/20? Or did you remove a question? |
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I had 13/20 on the PAK. Passed (probably got a score of 7)
Missed: 7,11,17 (random guesses all of which turned out wrong), 1,5 (tricky conceptual questions), 12, 15 (mistakes that were my fault). I knew how to do all the other 13 correctly because I studied what was on the syllabus, therefore I knew they wouldn't get tossed. I also knew the SOA wouldn't set the passmark above 12. Therefore I was pretty confident I would pass, but not by very much. I only studied Derivative Markets (quite thoroughly; and so I'm a little bothered I missed the two conceptual questions) and ACTEX. I used to think ACTEX was the most popular manual, but judging from other posts it seems like I could be quite wrong. Either way, they've yet to let me down so I guess I'm sticking with them until that changes. |
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Passed with 11 on PAK.
If I get 6 on my transcript (which is very likely), then this will be my sweetest 6. ![]() ![]() |
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