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Hi all,
Taking BEC in 10 days and I am forcing myself to spend a day making sure I understand the best way to tackle the written portion. I have noticed that the sample solutions given by Becker are very much “role-play”; that is, their sample solutions really do act as if they are a real-world manager giving advice to a real-world executive…. Phrases like, “I’m looking forward to our meeting” and “Please contact us with any additional questions you might have”. Is this necessary on the real exam? If so, it’s no problem to add it but if not, it would be nice to not have to worry about it.
Additionally, the length of the responses varies greatly on the practice solutions, from a few sentences to a few paragraphs. Is there are “target length” that the examiners are looking for?
Finally, how much time should I allocate to each section? So far, my responses to the written questions have been between 20 and 30 minutes, which would mean I will have 1.5 hours for MCQ and 1.5 hours for WBS… This seems like a bad allocation of time given the relative weight of each. Should I just focus on getting my WBS answer times down to 20 minutes each or so?
Thanks for any input.
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