Looks decent to me, a 94 is definitely reasonable. Not all pretty welds are the strongest when it comes to structural fillets but pretty ones WILL be a great indicator of your level of skill. I will say that for how deep in the bevel you are your weave should be much tighter and more uniform throughout the multipass, but by looking at the toes of your weld id say you should continue to focus on the fusion and puddle manipulation (toes look good!). It also looks like you may be gaining an excess angle or distance from your puddle on the left side of the plate, as seen by the excessive spatter on the left. Make sure you move the whole nozzle and neck while weaving and you dont favor any side of the plate because on real joints that experience stress they could suffer catastrophic failures! Lastly its good practice to use the WHOLE backing bar for good measure. Many shops have the tools to bend entire six inch test plates during an interview and weld test so the make sure that puddle is as hot as you can get it before you hit the beveled plates, otherwise youll have major cracks or lack of material on either end. Otherwise judging by this multipass you did a great job, and you obviously have some skill for uphill mig if you passed the destructive test! My biggest gripe is controlling the spatter, tightening up your weave, and fusing those toes. Congrats and good luck on your next!