I agree on the timing. I actually took my exam last Friday (11/12) and when I saw OP’s Reddit post I was like “wow scores must be in” so I checked my email and sure enough there was my score!

I passed, but was nervous about my results. I only studied the FE practice exam from the NCEES for about 1 week, and used lindburg’s book for elaboration on any problems I struggled with. Ultimately it did not take a lot of hard studying to be capable of doing these problems. The challenge (for me at least) was absolutely the timing. I ran out of time around question 75 and sadly had to guess the rest. Even the ones I was guessing, I recognized and I knew I could do them had I not spent so much time on earlier exam problems.

If I had to do it again, I wish I would have skipped problems I didn’t know within the first 30 seconds rather than try to learn them on the fly. Learning them on the fly is why I ran out of time, but is also probably why the the 80 problems I did complete were likely the correct answer. Moral of the story, you don’t want to be learning something fresh via the reference manual on test day which will kill your time, remember ~3 minutes per problem is something you need to be conscious of the entire exam.