[Anonymous]

Nov. 17th, is my D-Day #4!

Took a Mock Exam in Becker yesterday-not because I felt ready but because everyone but the dog left for a couple of hours…Overall 71-got decimated on MCQ but did ok on SIMS, which were kind of easy anyway… I am through all of Ninja with a 68 average (just did new questions)…. I have scored in upper 80s to upper 70s on the Becker Progress Tests, but thinking that instead of mindlessly doing MCQ, I should do the following:
Start re-reading the book, especially my weak sections
Redo MCQ in Becker for sections that are particularly weak
Redo SIMS in Becker that have to do with J/Es and DRS
Do Ninja SIMS that have Journal entries
Review journal entries for bonds, leases, and pensions
Do sets of 30 MCQ in Ninja until test day
Any pointers on how to study non-monetary exchanges and capitalized construction interest? Those two topics paralyze me!

[Recked]

Remember the devil is in the details.
Your strategy sounds solid, but be sure not to miss anything in those early chapters.
I've been doing 20 MCQ's in Gleim and noticing a deficiency in some areas, namely Gov't, NPO and Pension.
Reviewing the book, taking notes, and doing more MCQ's. Trying to commit the reporting statement names, and Pension formulas to memory.
Mixing some of the Gleim SIMS in as well. 3 days to go!

[Anonymous]

@ReckedRacing-yes, the details were prominently on display when I miserably failed at MCQ in my mock exam🙂 You are so close to putting this behind you hopefully! Please share your exam experience as well!

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