I just took REG yesterday. I felt pretty good after taking my first section (BEC), but I didn't jump to any conclusions since I had nothing to compare it to. After I took AUD, I was pretty confident that I had passed. However, REG was a totally different story. I don't start work full-time until September so all I did in June was work part-time at a golf course and study 1-4 hours every day. I felt just as confident going into this exam as I did going into BEC & AUD. My first testlet was fair but my second and third testlets were pretty difficult and then of course my simulations were VERY challenging. My MC included a lot of topics that I never thought would have been tested. I use Becker and found myself using the IRS's website after the exam to look up answers. Anyways, I honestly felt at the time that there was around a 25% chance that I passed, which was very frustrating given the time I studied and how well I did on the first exams. However, it seems that a lot of people have posted about how bad they originally thought they did and turns out they ended up passing. Is there anyone else that legitimately thought they failed but ended up passing? I'm REALLY hoping this is the case and that I'm just focusing too much on the harder questions that were given.
Unfortunately, I won't find out my results until the end of September, meaning if I failed, I won't be taking it again until late October at the latest. My next question is, do you all recommend that I try to review REG material at all up until the time I receive my score or should I just focus on FAR which I am scheduled to take at the end of August?
Thanks in advance for the help!
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