[animalwithin]

I took FAR last Friday and while I felt that the exam was very fair and very manageable, I made the horrible mistake of going back and changing a few answers I was unsure of. I’m now almost certain I had the correct answer the first time which really sucks as it’s probable that I cost myself a pass.

So my advice to you all, trust your gut and don’t go back and change answers!

[Nbmorty]

Assuming you talking mcq there are 18% commutative chance anyone of them is a pretest! So relax and don't jump to any conclusions

[animalwithin]

@Nbmorty I am speaking of MCQ's but still, can't help but beat myself up. They were answers to questions I should have been confident in, I shouldn't have gone back to change them 🙁

[James]

Agreed. First time I took my exams back in 2016-2017 i would go back and change answers. BAD IDEA. Wastes a lot of time for SIMs and “More-likely-than-not” you will get them wrong. Only obvious mistakes like seeing a “Not” in the question when you didn't before. NOW, when it comes to the SIMs always go back and reread the question after you start answering. I almost lost a full SIM to not seeing a sentence in the instructions. Thankfully I went back and reread before I moved on. On MCQs just answer it best guess and move on.

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