Twix, do as many MC as possible with Becker, Wiley, etc. But please also keep in mind the big picture of AUD. Think like an auditor, know the audit process, and then categorize all the detail of the audit into the audit process. If you know what the audit process is from a high level, the detail will follow. Soon, you will be thinking like an auditor (just for this exam hopefully!), and everything will come to you. I wouldn't stress about the SIMS, except to let you know that if you are confident with the materials, you should still do pretty well (some of the SIMS may have J/E's, learnings from FAR, etc., you never know), so don't be alarmed if you see something a bit ‘non-audit'. It actually will be audit, so answer from that context and make the necessary choices in the SIMS. And like other say, read each question in detail and really understand what the question is saying, Know where you are in the audit process (planning, reporting, etc.), because that will allow you to choose the right answer. Also, know each report format and what is different per each report type. It's not hard if you look at the big picture. And practice those MC's. If you do both, you will be good. I know, because I took my score up over 30 points from one attempt to the next just by simply understanding the big picture first, then the details. Then, the MC's came so much easier to me, and I wasn't ‘fooled' by the closeness of answer choices on the exam. Many people think they ace AUD exam because they finished fast. Don't get caught in that trap: read the question carefully, know what they are asking, and choose the answer carefully. Take your time. You will do great next time, I promise. Best of luck.
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