[Anonymous]

Taking REG for the first time tomorrow. Any last minute pointers or tips that I should know about going into the test?

BEC – 73
REG – Tomorrow
AUD – DNA
FAR – DNA

[Carli]

Good luck pal!!! I am going to take my 2nd try this Saturday. I would go back and read books (skip b-law) and get relaxed.

FAR 08/08/2015 passed
BEC 08/27/2015 passed
AUD 10/10/2015
REG ?

[NeedsA75]

I've taken REG twice in back to back testing windows. There isn't really any advice I can give because the exam was just so different the two times I took it. It's impossible to judge what you will encounter when you take it. Read the text, understand the concepts, and practice your sims. I wouldn't worry about memorizing phase out numbers except for a select few….Good luck! I really do think its kind of luck of the draw with what you get tested on and how comfortable you are with the material…

[Olintos Apprentice]

At this point don't scramble up your brain trying to review every single thing possible. You could do more harm than help by jumbling everything up. If you're using Becker, focus in on the pass keys. If you're not, that just means nail down the big picture main concepts so you don't waver on those during the test. I view the day before as an opportunity to solidify the must-knows, not all the details.

FAR: 89, 2/29/16
AUD: 97, 5/9/16
BEC: 92, 6/10/16
REG: October 2016

[Anonymous]

What I tend to do is review my flash cards one last time and pick one or two areas that I have struggled with, and do my best to master them. Realistically, most people are going to struggle on many different topics on reg, if you know the main ones you should be fine. So instead of trying to learn everything I don't know a day or two before, I try to master, what I call “secondary areas.” These are the areas that aren't blatantly obvious that you will be asked MCQs.

Mastering a few “secondary” areas could be the difference of the 2-4 points that you need to pass. I tend to focus that time on areas that I think are more likely to be asked in a sim, but that's also due to the fact that I tend to struggle on the Sims….

Hope this helps!

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