I may have used 20-30% of the knowledge I gained in college while teaching Band the following 19 years. I would think this is not really a bad thing. I've heard that the "new" DM class has a lot less emphasis on physics and more on practical stuff (adding a Deep & S&R aspect). Knowing all the knowledge is the goal, and memorizing what PADI wants you to memorize certainly can't hurt. There is also the fact that PADI's wording of the odd question is open to interpretation (though I found this more true in other exams I took, like OW, Rescue and perhaps Nitrox).
There is a good point made about answering the way PADI wants, etc. I got 10 wrong out of 160 and know of some who did better. I was one of the last to do the "old" DM exams pre-2010 (8 tests, 20 questions each-I believe a 75 needed on each).
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