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I just found out that I got a 61 on FAR. This was the first time I took it, and the first time I have ever sat for the CPA. Obviously, 61 is a pretty bad score, but I literally did not know how to do the majority of the SIMS. It seemed like I got bizarre topics, except for the research question and one on pensions. I know for a fact that I definitely lost credit on the pensions question because I messed up a journal entry. The rest were things that I had never seen before or even thought about going over as possible SIM questions. For example, I got one on troubled debt restructuring and the associated journal entries.
Based on basically not knowing any of the SIMS, can I look at a score of 61 as a bit of a positive in a way? Out of a possible 40%, I don’t think I got more than 10% right, basically starting me at a 70%. Losing only 9% on the multiple choice seems pretty solid to me, but what is everybody’s thoughts?
I think I am going to sit for it for a second time in the beginning of January since everything is still fresh in my mind. I am currently studying for Audit as well and plan on taking that in the beginning of January too.
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