[Anonymous]

NINJA Question –

Currently studying for an AUD retake next Saturday. I purchased the NINJA MCQS because I scored weaker in 4/6 MCQ sections last time and stronger in SIMS.

I find that my scores improve when I do smaller amounts of questions. If I do 10 questions I’ll do much better than if I do 100. I could easily just do sets of 10 , get my scores up , and have a false sense of security. I feel like I should do the 100 question sets for insurance (time permitting). But this lowers my scores and makes me feel bad.

I was just wondering how NINJA users approach their question sets and view their scores . Any comments are appreciated.

[Wanna_B_TXCPA2014]

I feel your pain as I'm in the same situation. I retake FAR for third time next sun..10 questions feels like all I can.. Keep pressing fwd and answering MCQs. I believe you will adjust come test day.

[Anonymous]

I find that 10 is too few and 100 is too many – have you tried 20-30? That's what I have been doing lately and my scores have been steadily improving.

[Last Chance CPA]

I think simulating the actual exam works best. I do 20 for REG (close enough to 24). I would do 30 at a time for AUD…

AUD - 75
BEC - 75
FAR - 76
REG - 76

I want those initials next to my name!!!!

FAR - 76
AUD - 75
BEC - 75
REG - 76

Now I need some experience!!! And some networking...

[Anonymous]

I was doing sets of 30 and id miss 3-5 questions. A set of 100 I miss 20-25 questions, a lower percentage. I'm trying to hit the review phase but I may have started too late. Also as I do the larger sets my percentage is becoming lower. I may be worrying about the percentages too much, but im pretty nervous as this is the final part I need to pass.

Thanks for the feedback.

[Author]

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