I think the key to passing all of these exams is to truly understand the material. I wish there was a magic formula, but there isn't.
Audit is a combination of memorizing standards, reports, etc. and using your reasoning to understand transaction cycles, assertions, etc. I think you need to read all your materials, and don't just read without comprehending. Slow down and learn the things that don't come easily to you. Make notes or flashcards to review with so you can use repetition to memorize the things you need to memorize (I never had time to review my notes, but sometimes just writing things out helps). Once you understand a topic, THEN work the problems to test yourself. Take note of areas you struggle with, reread the relevant information, take more notes, and keep repeating this process until you're consistently scoring well on your MCQs.
Leave at least a few days for a final review. Work a sample of problems from all the materials, do at least one final exam (if you're using Becker or any other course that provides one), and just keep cramming stuff into your head right up until test day (this is more for the stuff you need to memorize; the comprehension part should be nearly complete as exam day approaches). Take your time on the exam (especially AUD, no need to rush with four hours allotted), and RTFQ!
FAR: (2/29/12) - 93
BEC: (4/5/12) - 93
REG: (5/30/12) - 87
AUD: (7/5/12) - 99
Used Becker Self-Study
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