@CPAMommyof3 Ooooh, I will check into it, thanks. I just remember being a little caught off guard a few times with IFRS but I thought I had prepared for it well from the information that I had available.
Thinking back, the feeling I had for the last couple weeks was the same feeling I had walking out of AUD the first time (71) of passing and not having that extreme feeling of doubt like I did for REG/BEC and KNEW 1000% I failed but passed them both. It's so strange how that works. Also, the fact that when people would ask me how I did for those two exams, I said “100% failed with certainty”, they probably think that it's not as hard as I make it out to be. This time I was just saying like “no idea, never know, probably failed” but thinking in my head that I passed or at least being comfortable with my performance to have passed. I wonder why that is. It also makes me wonder how much more the points for “hard” testlet questions are worth rather than “medium” ones. It seems to be twice or triple the amount of weight.
Also thinking about the SIMS. I checked my answers after the exam and they showed that I at least had the JE accounts correct, but perhaps the numbers were off, but from my knowledge, the numbers WERE correct. I left nothing blank either. I got “weaker” on SIMS when I've gotten “stronger” on all the other 3. I'm confused as to what went SO wrong. I was prepared and did the same thing I did for the other three. I RTMFQ during the exam. I did everything the same. I actually felt more prepared for FAR than for BEC.
If that makes any sense at all. I'm letting myself wallow for like 20 more minutes, then I have to lay it to rest. I've checked my score like 5 times again to make sure that they somehow didn't make a mistake and I actually passed :'( Sorry for the word vomit but I can't talk to anyone in my real life about this cus they don't get it.
AUD: 84
REG: 84
BEC: 79
FAR: 83
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