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I am scheduled to take REG August 25 and a retake for BEC September 7. Has anyone taken two exams in the same testing window? If so, what are your thoughts/experience? BTW my NTS notice expires for BEC on October 1. It will be my third time around with BEC. I am so over studying BEC material.

Any advice is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[rwglapalma]

I'm doing something similar but opposite, took BEC 7/3 and taking REG 9/10. I'm thinking it was a mistake but I refuse to re-schedule. Just keep swimming… After my test I have a feeling I'll be re-taking BEC Q4 or Q1

[nib]

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@rwglapalma

please friends , share your study plan .i am also planning to study 2 subjects for one exam window .

not yet decided how to pair 4 subjects . past forum comments , suggesting far aud and bec reg to be paired up.

[brokeonbecker4]

I took BEC 7/6 and will take REG 8/15. I studied for all of the exams with Becker, and except for the IT questions that were out of left field, I feel Becker prepared me overall. The exam was doable and passable in my opinion. (I mean I still feel like I failed, but I'll probably always feel that way.) You can do it 🙂

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@brokeonbecker4

It is so true! You are never going to feel 100% ready. Thank you for the words of encouragement 🙂

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@rwglapalma

@nib

My study strategy is a bit repetitive but it works for me. I am currently using Becker. I start with taking my own notes from the per-annotated ebook (per module), and then I listen to the lectures. After completing each module I attack the multiple choice questions. Taking notes on the questions I get wrong as well as the ones I may have taken an educated guess on. I try not to cheat myself with the questions. Once I have completed the MCQ, I review the skills practice if needed for certain topics I may not fully understand. After all of that it makes it so much easier for me to practice the simulations.

Once I get done with each section I do a continuous “progress test”. I try not to skip any topics, because you never know what you will be tested on. Write in your planner and get a study schedule that works for you! It is a temporary sacrifice to get to where you want to be, do not lose sight of that!

Hope my advice helps!

[rwglapalma]

@nib

I'm doing the Ninja method using roger materials and ninja notes. Basically I am reading through the text book and listening to the lectures while taking notes, then I copy down the ninja notes once, do non-stop mcqs and lots of sims, 3 weeks before test day I plan to re-write my notes and 2 week out I'll take a practice test. I have taken two tests without getting a score back yet so hopefully this will pay off! I'm getting 2-4 hours each on weekday and 8-12 hours in on the weekend. Not all of it is 100% productive time but I need to do something every day to stay on track. Good luck!

[EZ_Sims_4_me_Pls]

i did audit and reg in the same window

was hard (especially reg) but i squeaked by

[melonbread]

I took REG and AUD in q2.
Hope I passed both!

[nib]

@EZ_Sims_4_me_Pls

what was your study plan ?
how many weeks study u hv given to each subject ?

[nib]

@melonbread

I took REG and AUD in q2.
Hope I passed both!

@melonbread

what was your study plan ?
how many weeks study u hv given to each subject ?

[bhunt815]

I took those same 2 sections last July and August and I passed. Didn't set any records with my scores but it can be done.

FAR 04/11/2016 - 84
AUD 05/12/2016 - 79
BEC 07/06/2016 - 81
REG 08/29/2016

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@bhunt815

Thank you for your feedback! I am confident I will pass both.

[Anonymous]

I did 3 in one window(BEC, REG, and Audit). Anything is possible if you put your mind to it.

[Parthamis]

I took BEC and REG in Q1. I feel that less than 2 weeks for BEC is a narrow gap, but since it is a re-take, you might be good. Keep doing MCQs and reviewing notes. Good Luck!

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