[Clockwork]

So found out that I failed REG for the 3rd time today with a 73. Got a 74 last time. I have been using Gleim but am now looking at supplemental material that I am now absolutely sure I need for this goaround. I am looking at the Ninja review for supplement but wanted to see if anyone had any advice for anything else I could do to make sure I pass the next time? Thank you!

[ChiBlender36]

I also just found out that I failed REG for the 3rd time today as well, however I did not come as close as you. Scored a 68, after a 63 and a 60 in my previous attempts. Not sure at this point how to get over the hump of sort of knowing the material in some spots to mastering it. I have been using Wiley and have Ninja Audio and Notes, which I used as a supplement this last go around. Thinking of purchasing a newer Ninja MCQ to change things up and get new fresh questions to work on. Good luck, hopefully you knock it out of the park next time!

AUD - 74, 90 (exp. 11/13/14)
REG - 68, 65, OCT 14
BEC - 72, 75 (8/22/15)
FAR - 57, 65, NOV 14

[Madhav]

After failing REG with 66 for first time, i practice lots of mcq using Ninja and practice tons of sims from Roger. I would recommend using Ninja MCQs and try to practice sims as much as possible. GOOD LUCK.

[Sandy]

I would recommend practicing SIMs as much as possible.
Time management is also important too.
(Allocating at least 2 hours for SIMs )

[Go.For.Broke]

@Clockwork Hang in there – you'll get it next time. It took me 4 times to pass REG. 66, 67, 70, 77. I primarily used Becker and Becker Final Review, but I supplemented with:

Ninja MCQ – great to see “new” questions I hadn't seen numerous times in Becker, and to really see if I”m learning the material.

Ninja Notes – Great for rewriting and/or reading, to review a bulk of material in a short amount of time. Not sufficient on it's own, but a great review.

Ninja Audio – if you have long commutes to/from work and/or like going to the gym, walking a dog, etc., Audio is fantastic. You get to learn on the go – even while doing chores around the house. It's as though you're reading notes – but you don't have to be sitting still. It's great.

Just pull out all the stops on materials (Ninja is inexpensive, so you can get a lot for a good price), give yourself sufficient time to study/prepare, and get that 75+ you deserve!

Good luck!

[Ken]

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