[Anonymous]

Question, I am scoring 75 or better on my Wiley test bank quizes, my test is on wednesday, I scored around a 72 avg on wiley tb for FAR and passed with a 77. Would you say that wiley compares to aud about the same as FAR, for me wiley was a little tougher than FAR

[Anonymous]

Well…I was scoring upper 70's to about 80 on WTB, and just got back my Audit score with a 91. So, if you are the same, you're in good shape!

But here's the key to AUD. You have to understand the concepts. When you get a question wrong, does the explanation of the right answer make sense? And…are you getting those scores on new questions, or on old questions that you've memorized? If it's on new questions and you understand the concept, it sounds like you're in good shape!

[jdwalton19]

Lilla is correct. The most important thing is that you understand the concepts. If you are going through WTB MCQs multiple times, this becomes a little more difficult as the correct answers can be identified by memory which will lead to WTB scores that are not indicative of your actual knowledge. To combat this, you should be able to answer WHY the correct answer is correct and WHY the incorrect answers are incorrect.

@Lilla – what part of Ky are you from? I am also a KY candidate located in Richmond (just south of Lexington).

FAR - MAY - 84
AUD - AUG - 88
REG - AUG - 92
BEC - Dec - 82

KY Licensed!

Yaeger

[NYCaccountant]

Congrats Lilla. Your Almost done.

Quick Question – How many sets of questions did you do at a time in WTB? I like to do sets of 40, typically score well. In the past two weeks, I have not had a score below 83, and this includes new material. Should I Include more questions, or are sets of 40 practice questions good enough? I may memorize 1-4 questions per set, but I know how to get the answer anyway, and I got it correct when I first seen the question.

FAR - 93
REG - 87
BEC - 84!!!!
AUD - 99!!!!!! CPA exam complete.

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