[Hhhh]

I failed AUD twice.. I used BECKER and passed all other three sections for the first try. Here is my failing story

FIrst time: Wrong study method.. Tried to memorize all those MCQ answers in BECKER and got 50 on actual score

Second time: Tried to memorize everything underlined or highlighted in BECKER book and tried to understand every MCQ. (Took my own notes as well)

BECKER Final 1: 72%
BECKER Final 2: 74%
Actual Score: 71 (Weaker MCQ/ Stronger SIMS)

I really thought I passed when I walked out the testing center, but failed. I see many people who failed AUD felt the same thing. I recently bought NINJA MCQ for rematch on 1/6/2017, and getting AVG score 73% / AVG Tredning Score 75%.

For those who passed AUD after getting low 70s, How did you guys study?

[ahsq]

im in the same boat, would appreciate any feedbacks!

[Goingallin]

I know a lot of people who passed AUD using Becker. Did you study all the right and wrong answers for the homework and did not rush through the exam? I heard candidate could flunk even though you know the material bc AUD is very tricky.

I'm studying AUD using Becker as well so now you're scaring me.

[futurecpa]

I felt the exact same. I came out of audit feeling like there was no way I failed, I honestly thought I would be scoring 85+! I got a 74 today. I used becker, becker final review, and ninja notes. I felt very good going into the exam, so I feel the review materials are good, I just don't know what I could've not gotten that made me score so low compared to what I expected.

BEC 4/22/16- 82
REG 5/19/16
FAR 7/7/16
AUD 8/3/16

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[Anonymous]

Give your best in Testlet 1 because the result of your T1 determines the level of difficulty of the next testlet you are going to get. I took my time answering T1. I was planning to finish it at least an hour. I finished it in 55 minutes. Did I review it, no! I submitted it and took a 5-minute break. I took a second break before starting the SIM, T4. I felt good when I came out of the testing center. I don't think my last test was difficult (unlike with REG and BEC, they were extremely difficult). But I was afraid to score in the 60's or 50's because I got an easy test. I even went back to studying AUD again last Tuesday.

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