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I take my AUD exam tomorrow at 3. It’s my rematch after scoring a 74 in November.

The past couple days my scores have been dropping on my MCQs (I’m using NINJA exclusively). I was at an 86% trending and 81% overall, now I’m at 84% trending & 80% overall (1100 question attempts so far).

Has anyone ever experienced this but then did well on the exam? I hope this downward trend is not an indicator for tomorrow! 🙁

FWIW – MCQ is where I scored “lower” and Sims were “comparable” for my exam when I scored a 74 – so I’ve really been trying to hammer these out the past 3 weeks.

Goal was to see all test bank questions before exam day but that just didn’t happen with my work audit schedule blowing up… and I don’t see me doing another 500 questions before tomorrow. :/

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AUD - 74, 77! (1/2016)
BEC - 80! (5/2016)
REG - tbd (8/2016)
FAR - tbd

Study materials: NINJA MCQ/Audio/Notes

"I can do ALL things through Christ who strengthens me!"
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[tmacpa]

You're in great shape.

The small drop is definitely nothing to worry about, probably due to nerves with test day coming up.

Just relax and on the test do your best. With AUD you need to pace yourself and read carefully!

Good luck

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Thanks @tmacpa34 – that's what I'm hoping!

Yes – AUD is tricky in the way they word things…

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AUD - 74, 77! (1/2016)
BEC - 80! (5/2016)
REG - tbd (8/2016)
FAR - tbd

Study materials: NINJA MCQ/Audio/Notes

"I can do ALL things through Christ who strengthens me!"
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[Anonymous]

84% trending and 80% overall are both still great. Don't let the fact that it's a *tiny* drop bother you! Probably just different questions coming up now. NINJA is made to always be giving you the hardest questions it can, so it's doing its job if it's giving you hard questions and maybe lowering your scores a bit, but that means you're learning more of the hard things that you need to learn. So, consider all the hard questions that it throws at you now as one less hard question that can be a surprise on the exam. 🙂

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