[Cali_818]

I thought I saw a post about this before….but for BEC, does anyone have a list of all of the subtopics and corresponding multiple choice questions?

[alexio senchez]

Curious about this as well. More specifically, if there's a list of all the subtopics along with the MCQ question #s for each subtopic.

For example, if I want to practice Net Present Value MCQs only, is there a list of which MCQ #s I should be looking at?

And not only for BEC, this would be great to have for all the sections.

[Anonymous]

If you are using Ninja-you can do it by going to Custom MCQ and choosing topics and subtopics. You can also choose all, new, troubled, or missed when last seen questions. Very useful tool! In Becker, you can do progress tests by chapter, and pick which one you want, but it's not as narrowed down….

[Cali_818]

@anyatver Yes I agree that the all, new, troubled, or missed tool is very helpful. However, I'm wondering if someone already compiled a list for MCQ #'s that go for even more specific subtopics than what's provided in Custom MCQ. Similar to what @alexio senchez said, all questions having to do with price elasticity, NPV, standard costing given xyz information, etc. This would be crazy helpful since I didn't pass in my first attempt for BEC.

[Anonymous]

Hmm…I don't know if you can get that specific… I think maybe if you make sure you have done every single questions especially in the Financial Management and Cost Measures, etc..? if you go to progress, you can see how many you haven't seen yet…I found that I did better when all those were mixed in with other questions, kept them fresh in my mind… Even though Jeff might know which ones those are specifically by section…. Did you try to do “ask Jeff” 🙂

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