[Wannafree]

Hi Ninja gurus
I made some mistakes in exam ,couldn’t take the right call and bombed the SIMS.Now when I try to read any chapter this exam mistake come to my mind and “I could have done this and that” .I know I should move over but dn’t know how.
I want to start reading asap.I know some of you got 74 and must have learned how to leave the past behind .Please suggest or share your experience.Need some good sermons.

[CPA2BEE]

Looks like you have them all passed except one, so I'm guessing you're talking about a FAR retake? If so, just leave it alone and distract yourself with things you enjoy until you get your score. I used to drive myself nuts with what I may or may have not done right or wrong on all my exams, it doesn't do you any good. The test is over and you can't change it, just see what it is and move forward from there. A little time off could even be good for you, you're probably just making yourself nuts.

FAR - 80
AUD - 82
BEC - 80
REG - 85

ETHICS - 90
EXPERIENCE - COMPLETE
Application for California license mailed 8/4/2016

[Wannafree]

Yes it FAR,got my score and it is 68.Yes I agree with you I should take time off.

[Ryan – Just Another Dollar]

Maybe you should skip the first SIM in your next attempt, that way they will not give you any more of that type as you go forward and you'll pass for sure! />trollpost

For real though, there's nothing you can do about it anymore. If anything, take comfort knowing you'll never make the mistake again. Best way to learn something is by screwing it up.

B - 88 (2/16)
A - 84 (4/16)
R - 73 (6/16), 82(7/16)
F - 67 (1/16), 84(4/16)

Ethics - 93

Roger course & Ninja MCQ - HiYa!

[Wannafree]

“skip the first SIM ” ? not good idea ,skipping will get more on that topic. LOL ,as per AICPA , SIMs are not adoptive they are decided and allotted at the beginning of test.NEVER try to skip SIM , MCQ is altogether different ball game.LOL
Surprisingly after exam I took one week gap and started studying expecting my score in 50s but this 68 unsettled me.Planing to do mock test because that leave little scope for brain to divert.

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