2 on the test score helping out your oral exam. I studied hard, and I had a 97 on my written test. My oral exam was about an hour and fifteen minutes, and none of the questions were really that difficult. Another guy at my flight school had something like a 78 on his written, and he got grilled for almost three hours. The examiner told me as much at the end of that part. Do well on the written and the oral will be easy. Don't do well, and you'll have an interesting time. And remember it's open book, too. If you don't know a question, look it up! The examiner will be testing you as much on your ability to do some research and find the answer to a question you don't know as he is on your rote memorization. And finally, don't get nervous. When your CFI signs you off to take the checkride, you're a private pilot. You're just defending that to the DPE.