[Jamessemma]

So I took my BEC exam today for the second time and I keep thinking of questions I know for a fact I got correct which helps me relax than I think of certain questions that I either had to guess or remembered that answer could of gone either way. I hate when I receive that question that should be so simple and easy and I end up not remembering which one it could have been. Also I felt better walking into this exam than last time but walking out, I felt better the first time than this time. I know on the AICPA scoring for the exam they put certain questions that will not be scored at all, they are just there for future questions that may appear and other questions that are worth more in weight than others. I guess that’s why many people felt like they bombed a exam and end up passing because the ones they didn’t feel confident answering, ended up not being worth any points.

BEC: 82
FAR: 80
REG: 81
AUD: Last exam, end of may 2016.

Key to passing the exam is understanding the topic chapter and sections, not just memorizing what you read. The more you practice multiple choice, the greater chance you have to passing the exam.