Hey guys, took the CSE this past Monday and passed on my first try! I am so glad to be done!

Congrats @mrhavard! That's a big relief for sure!
There are couples of things about the exam always confuse me....and I am sure you know the answer...
How many questions are there in total? I heard there are 100 scorable questions and some non-scorable ones....
and how do they split between project scenario and regular multiple choices?
Thanks in advance!

mrhavard wrote:Hey guys, took the CSE this past Monday and passed on my first try! I am so glad to be done!

So what study materials did you use? Please and thank you.

Congrats!!

Can I know how many questions did you get on the General questions? and how many questions did you get on the Project 1?

I dont know why people get hung up in the project scenario. They're just questions.

nahsil wrote:Congrats @mrhavard! That's a big relief for sure!
There are couples of things about the exam always confuse me....and I am sure you know the answer...
How many questions are there in total? I heard there are 100 scorable questions and some non-scorable ones....
and how do they split between project scenario and regular multiple choices?
Thanks in advance!

Nahsil - As I remember it was 125 questions total. (1) scenario of about 30 questions or so and the rest were just questions

cianchetta0 wrote:

mrhavard wrote:Hey guys, took the CSE this past Monday and passed on my first try! I am so glad to be done!

So what study materials did you use? Please and thank you.

Pretty much just TWE

standard wrote:I dont know why people get hung up in the project scenario. They're just questions.

I agree - The project scenario really wasn't much different than the rest of the test.

mrhavard wrote:

standard wrote:I dont know why people get hung up in the project scenario. They're just questions.

I agree - The project scenario really wasn't much different than the rest of the test.

Yes. You basically look at a drawing and answer a question about it. It seems like with these questions none of the study materials really prepare you for them. If you are good at your job, doing what architects do - it's that experience that prepares you, and the questions will seem fairly easy.

The CAB website says there is a total of 3.5 hours to answer the questions.
Would anyone know if this time is divided between the the project scenario and the general questions?
If so, how much time do they give you for the project scenario portion?
Thank you in advance.