@confusedcandidate – Even if you've “memorized” all of the questions, they can still be of great value if you do this process:
– even if you've memorized the question ask yourself “why is this answer this answer”? so even if you know 1,000 is the answer, make yourself solve the question step by step and see if you come up with the answer. If you can perform the entire procedure to arrive at the 1,000 then it doesn't matter that you “memorized” all of the answers.
A great way to compare is if you've ever taken a course with a “practice exam”. In my masters program, at least half of the courses provided a practice exam that would exactly “parallel” the real test.
So when I was practicing my “practice exam”, of course I ended up memorizing the answers….but it didn't matter because I made sure I could solve each question step by step. On the real exam i knew the numbers would all be different so it was about nailing down the process over memorizing an answer.
Lastly, I did feel that multiple test banks helped me in general. I used gleim and ninja mcq…but I liked having two test banks simply because I liked to mix things up to get me more excited to study. You certainly can do it with only ninja mcq. At the very least don't abandon ninja but rather supplement with another test bank.
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