<p>What is the exact composite score we need in order to get 5’s? Anybody knows what the last year’s cut off for 5?
Although some of the websites said 5 = raw score of 68?-108 in previous years, my teacher told me that I need to get above 80. Please anybody, tell me she’s wrong…
If she’s right, then I am really hopeless. I did well on all the previous years’ (1997-2006?), but this year was lot harder than I expected. MC, both calc and noncalc, was a joke i think… Till I got back from the break and see my FR, i was 99% sure that I would get 5… But then I did really really bad on FR. I think all noncalc was fairly easy; I finished them like 20minutes earlier…I thought #6 was easy too b/c my teacher did a lot of harder problems on taylor series and error bound stuff… but I did super bad on calc. I didn’t finish slightly less than half of calc part seriously… FR 3-6 were fine … I failed question 1-2…
mostly because I spent time trying to find the area under the y=2, not the above…those indefinite integral took forever. Yeah… then I tried to come back to my Calc FR after I finished non calc part… But u guys see… number 1 and 2 are kinda HARD…or more likely it’s IMPOSSIBLE to solve w/o calculator . So i left few parts withins both problems blank.
Suppose I got like half of FR and did pretty well on MC, is there any chance I can still get 5? ‘<em>’… I am so depressed after this… Would the curve be little more lenient than previous year I hope?? T</em>T</p>