[Jeff01234567]

I took the AUD practice just now and here are my results:

71/90 x (.6) + 36/57 x (.4)

72.58%

Did I calculate my score right? (I just took the questions I got right and divided by total questions) If so, what are the implications for my test?

I have passed a couple of tests before, but this is my first time actually taking a practice test. The test did feel a lot easier than Becker questions.

BEC - 83 Oct 23
FAR - 84 Jan 8
AUD - 81 Feb 26
REG - 84 May 23

[EuroAddict]

I never understood how and didn't sweat it. Now if I score 60% in a packet of 30, that's when I sweat lol.

Just review what you got wrong. Don't worry so much about the score.

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BEC - 77, 03/2015 (first try)
FAR - 79, 05/2015 (second try)
REG - 83, 12/2015 (first try)
AUD - 84, 03/2015 (first try)

I got 99 problems but the CPA ain't one.

[sar_rah]

On audit I did pretty much exactly the same on both the Becker practice exams, which was about 80% on MCQ and 67% on SIMS, for a weighted score (60/40) of about 75%. Somehow that translated to a 98 on the real thing. Imagine my shock?! So based on my results, you're ready!

AUD: 98
REG: 91
BEC: 86
FAR: 83

DONE DONE DONE and DONE all on the first try! It IS possible, just keep on studying!

[Author]

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