BEC – Exam Prep - Page 138

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  • #466536
    ROACH
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    Thanks MAXX.. forgot all about that free test.

    I just took at practice exam from 2011 AICPA exam and got a 50% out of 40.

    I was working on Q's for freecpareview earlier and I was getting the “easy” questions wrong.

    I think the small details might kill me on this exam. I'm hoping my elimination skills are sharp the 29th.

    BEC: 66 | 69 | 7/23/2013
    AUD: 8/28/2013
    REG:
    FAR:

    #466459
    Anonymous
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    @Roach Don't sweat freecpareview questions because those are just tough (stupid) questions that I get wrong most of the time too. Good thing about the 2011 AICPA questions is you won't see them again but however you should know why you got them wrong.

    #466538
    Anonymous
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    @Roach Don't sweat freecpareview questions because those are just tough (stupid) questions that I get wrong most of the time too. Good thing about the 2011 AICPA questions is you won't see them again but however you should know why you got them wrong.

    #466461
    ROACH
    Member

    @Jack I took the Gleim trial exam. Got a 50% lol. I'm kinda lost. But anywho… gluck tomorrow and thanks for the feedback. Report back on your experience too.. GOODLUCK!

    BEC: 66 | 69 | 7/23/2013
    AUD: 8/28/2013
    REG:
    FAR:

    #466540
    ROACH
    Member

    @Jack I took the Gleim trial exam. Got a 50% lol. I'm kinda lost. But anywho… gluck tomorrow and thanks for the feedback. Report back on your experience too.. GOODLUCK!

    BEC: 66 | 69 | 7/23/2013
    AUD: 8/28/2013
    REG:
    FAR:

    #466463
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I just took BEC in the morning today and I must say that most of the questions I saw were not even similar to what they had in becker, nor were they as hard as the questions in the becker practice. It could mean that I royally failed the exam, will find out in a few weeks. Best of luck to everyone taking it in the next few days!!!

    #466542
    Anonymous
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    I just took BEC in the morning today and I must say that most of the questions I saw were not even similar to what they had in becker, nor were they as hard as the questions in the becker practice. It could mean that I royally failed the exam, will find out in a few weeks. Best of luck to everyone taking it in the next few days!!!

    #466465
    rowe33
    Member

    I feel the exact same way – just finished mine this morning too. Not very similar to Becker at all. My second testlet was ridiculous though I think I did pretty well on one and three.

    BEC: passed!
    FAR: passed!
    REG: passed!
    AUD: passed!

    #466544
    rowe33
    Member

    I feel the exact same way – just finished mine this morning too. Not very similar to Becker at all. My second testlet was ridiculous though I think I did pretty well on one and three.

    BEC: passed!
    FAR: passed!
    REG: passed!
    AUD: passed!

    #466467
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I took BEC Saturday morning and agree with all the comments above. The questions were so simple they were hard. I didn't get any of the variance questions or really hard financial questions I expected. I used Becker, but may have to change it up depending on my score.

    #466546
    Anonymous
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    I took BEC Saturday morning and agree with all the comments above. The questions were so simple they were hard. I didn't get any of the variance questions or really hard financial questions I expected. I used Becker, but may have to change it up depending on my score.

    #466469
    Anonymous
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    Since, I just finished BEC today, I'm in the mood to laugh out and would like to share some accountant jokes 😀

    How accountants do it…

    Accountants do it by the book.

    Accountants do it within budget.

    Accountants do it to the bottom line.

    Accountants do it with double entries.

    Accountants do it between spreadsheets.

    Accountants are Certified to do it in Public.

    Accountants do it without losing their balance.

    A young accountant spends a week at his new office with the retiring accountant he is replacing. Each and every morning as the more experienced accountant begins the day, he opens his desk drawer, takes out a worn envelope, removes a yellowing sheet of paper, reads it, nods his head, looks around the room with renewed vigor, returns the envelope to the drawer, and then begins his day's work.

    After he retires, the new accountant can hardly wait to read for himself the message contained in the envelope in the drawer, particularly since he feels so inadequate in replacing the far wiser and more highly esteemed accountant. Surely, he thinks to himself, it must contain the great secret to his success, a wondrous treasure of inspiration and motivation. His fingers tremble anxiously as he removes the mysterious envelope from the drawer and reads the following message:

    “Debits in the column toward the file cabinet.

    Credits in the column toward the window.”

    Why'd the auditor cross the road?

    ‘Cuz that's what he did last year!

    #466548
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Since, I just finished BEC today, I'm in the mood to laugh out and would like to share some accountant jokes 😀

    How accountants do it…

    Accountants do it by the book.

    Accountants do it within budget.

    Accountants do it to the bottom line.

    Accountants do it with double entries.

    Accountants do it between spreadsheets.

    Accountants are Certified to do it in Public.

    Accountants do it without losing their balance.

    A young accountant spends a week at his new office with the retiring accountant he is replacing. Each and every morning as the more experienced accountant begins the day, he opens his desk drawer, takes out a worn envelope, removes a yellowing sheet of paper, reads it, nods his head, looks around the room with renewed vigor, returns the envelope to the drawer, and then begins his day's work.

    After he retires, the new accountant can hardly wait to read for himself the message contained in the envelope in the drawer, particularly since he feels so inadequate in replacing the far wiser and more highly esteemed accountant. Surely, he thinks to himself, it must contain the great secret to his success, a wondrous treasure of inspiration and motivation. His fingers tremble anxiously as he removes the mysterious envelope from the drawer and reads the following message:

    “Debits in the column toward the file cabinet.

    Credits in the column toward the window.”

    Why'd the auditor cross the road?

    ‘Cuz that's what he did last year!

    #466471
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I took BEC today and I felt like I was guessing on almost all the questions (besides the ones with numbers in it). I would say there was 5-10 actual accounting questions per section aqnd rest were pure guesses. The WC were just insane and out of left field. I didn't even understand what they meant on one of them. I would be surprised if I pass this time. I felt like global economics and variances you needeed to know.

    #466550
    Anonymous
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    I took BEC today and I felt like I was guessing on almost all the questions (besides the ones with numbers in it). I would say there was 5-10 actual accounting questions per section aqnd rest were pure guesses. The WC were just insane and out of left field. I didn't even understand what they meant on one of them. I would be surprised if I pass this time. I felt like global economics and variances you needeed to know.

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