[yanks10451]

Hi Everyone,

I am a long-time reader of this forum, but first-time poster. I have passed AUD, FAR and re-took REG yesterday and was planning to take BEC as soon as possible, during the first week in October. I felt pretty decent leaving REG yesterday, pretty comfortable with the MC but unsure with one of the simulations for sure.

I was considering changing my plan and starting studying for BEC as soon as possible and taking by the end of this window (around Aug 31st or so) and was wondering (based on your experience with the exam) if anyone would recommend that I wait to hear back about REG (which looks to be in about two weeks or so) or if I should dive right into BEC to take by the end of this month?

Thank you in advance for your help with this, I really appreciate it!

[Anonymous]

No point in waiting for Reg especially since it sounds like you passed as long as you felt prepared going into the exam. I hear a lot of people on here talking about how they felt good coming out of the exam AND then failed. I'm convinced it's because they were actually unprepared for the test and generally didn't know the difference from a wrong answer and a right answer, so they got tricked into thinking they did well. If you're genuinely prepared going into the test [you have to be honest with yourself] and you come out of the test thinking you passed, it's very likely you passed. Just jump into BEC.

[Anonymous]

Congratulations on passing AUD and FAR! That's great. Sounds like you have found a pace/momentum/focus/study method that you need to pass. If you are ready to study for a new topic, I recommend not waiting on REG and jump right into BEC. Access your weak areas and decide if Aug 30th will be enough time.

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