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I’m about to take my 4th Exam (FAR). I’ve developed a plan for studying based on my first three tests.
When I first took REG, the SIMs I got on the exam were like nothing I had seen before. I knew that cramming all of those practice SIMs in my head didn’t help much on the actual exam. So, when I took AUD, I basically skipped studying the SIMs, and only focused on the MC. Like, really, really knew all MC questions. On the actual test, I use knowledge from the MC and from the codification/dictionary-thing to lookup any answers I could on the SIMs. I actually did very well on the AUD simulations.
Now, as I’m about to take FAR (in 4 days), I am wondering if anyone has had success with this approach. There seems to be so many different SIMs that could be tested in FAR, and it just seems to me like the best bet is to really nail studying for the MC and hope that some combination of MC knowledge and the codification/lookup will get you through the SIMs.
Any advice?
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