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losing hope

most of my friends who took the exam and pass were just having 75 questions but mine this afternoon was a mind boggling 235 questions...i think i failed...my eyes are swollen red crying for almost 2 hours now...i havent heard of anyone passing the exam with this number of questions...im losing hope...

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I know at least one person who got all 265 and passed... remember the number of questions you get really doesn't affect if you pass or fail because you can pass or fail on any number of questions!

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tnx for that its just that im quite sure i didnt get it right this time....im not sure of my answers....its just heart breaking...

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You will have plenty of time to react when you get your results. Until then, assume you passed and relax. Congratulations on having taken the test. And good luck.

Everyone thinks they failed...it is the nature of the test. I had 220 questions and I passed. A friend of mine had 265 and passed. Just wait and see...

I know at least one person who got all 265 and passed... remember the number of questions you get really doesn't affect if you pass or fail because you can pass or fail on any number of questions!

just what this guy said.. i on the other hand failed at 265 at my first try.. thankfully i passed the 2nd time!:nuke: just remember the number of questions you answered does not determine the results of your exam..

the best thing to do is wait for your results.. until then, keep yourself busy to stop worrying so much.. hope you get good news!! good luck!!

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