How is MPJE graded?!

[retro]

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So, I just came back from my NJ mpje, and I'm feeling miserable.

To summarize, I was confident with ~40% of the questions...and around 30% were the ones that I could narrow down to last two options, but just couldn't recall the minute details differentiating the two answers.

Some questions just came out of nowhere, and I was like wtf.

My question is...are mpje's graded in absolute % or is there a curve that they use?

I'm aware that out of 90 questions, 15 questions are dummies...
So does that mean out of 75 real questions, we need to get 75% (~56 questions) right to pass?


Sorry, my post is out of wack...I'm in my panick mode.

 

[ADN1226]

I'm feeling the same! I felt confident that I knew my stuff walking in... walking out, felt ripped apart. Sucks =/

 

[bacillus1]

Same here, though I took the PA MPJE. The practice test (MPJE made easy) graded it in absolute 75%, but I heard from some people that it's "curved". Really want to know which it is, as I don't think I got 75%. If you were in the Princeton testing center today and saw a guy walking out like a zombie, that was me.

 

[mustang sally]

Well, wouldn't we all just like to know?! Pretty sure it's not a straight percentage though, but who knows.