[Anonymous]

I am super disappointed that I did not pass Audit on my retake. I almost cannot believe it. I did so much better on my MCQ’s this time (2 stronger, 2 Comparable, and 2 Weaker). And, my 2 Weaker areas were only 12-16% of the exam. Honestly I must have done super poorly on the Sims bc I had to guess on 2 of them due to time constraints. I scored weaker on the Sims too.

Was I pretty damn close to passing with a 73??

I passed FAR on the first time with a 77 and everyone says FAR is the toughest of the 4 exams. I beg to differ, although I am a better number cruncher verses understanding conceptual information.

Feeling pretty demoralized, but I plan to PASS BEC in 3/10! Then, study another month of so for AUDIT. Any advice?

[jivexturk3y]

Would also like some advice. I just failed my 4th take. This is my last test and did not struggle nearly this bad with the previous 3 (only one I had to retake was BEC one time). My previous scores were 56, 66, 69, and 72. I feel absolutely crushed but I will not let this defeat me. First thing I did after finding out my score was reapply and opened ninja. My question is that for my last 2 scores, I have been getting comparable for MCQs but I can not get passed weaker on SIMS. I've been doing SIMS for the past 6 hrs but if anybody can offer me any advice on how to considerably up my score on the sims that would be great.

[ice_dylan]

The MCQs on AUD are tricky. I think you should focus on the “weaker” chapters. Dry conceptual words are hard to convert to logical information.
When you study AUD materials, imagining yourself are an auditor in the field. Thinking what you would do to audit your client (and to compare it with what the textbook says), and what terms you would put on the report to minimize or avoid unnecessary responsibility.

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