[Peanut]

I’ve gone a little crazy with my BEC study techniques after I passed FAR and realized I’m half way home. Over the past 6 or 7 weeks I have done all of Becker MCQ twice (1200 MCQ *2=2400) all of Wiley MCQ twice (600 *2=1200). I’ve done a few progress tests in Becker, and a few 72 MCQ quizzes in Wiley, plus the Becker simulated exam. All of that equals about 5548765465846354654354 MCQ. I feel like I’ve done all the questions so many times that I’m way too familiar with them :/ … It just dawned on me when I started doing the new AICPA released questions for BEC. I’m awesome with calculations and variances, but everything else… I’m getting wrong 🙁 Is there such thing as TOO many MCQ?!

AUD 81 (X4) Previous scores 59, 72, 72
REG 80 (X3) Previous scores 59, 60
FAR 75 (X2) Previous score 67
BEC 79 (X2) Previous score 58

[Anonymous]

we love you Peanut…persistence will open the doors for you..alle loo yah!!!!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

@Peanut- If it makes you feel better, my BEC exam was sort of messed up as well. The first testlet was ok. Not too easy, not too hard. But the 2nd and 3rd testlets were insane. At least with you, you felt good about the first testlet. With me, I just felt ok about it. I did think it was hard for a “Medium” testlet, but what made me know I didn't bomb was the fact that the 2nd and 3rd testlets were significantly harder. That helped assure me that I did just fine on Testlet #1.

From the way it sounds, I'm sure you did fine. In fact, I think this exam is curved more generously than REG.

[Anonymous]

I felt the same way with BEC. It's just the way it is, short and tricky 😛

Don't worry, it sounds like you've passed.

[Author]

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