[animalwithin]

I took FAR last Friday and while I felt that the exam was very fair and very manageable, I made the horrible mistake of going back and changing a few answers I was unsure of. I’m now almost certain I had the correct answer the first time which really sucks as it’s probable that I cost myself a pass.

So my advice to you all, trust your gut and don’t go back and change answers!

[Nbmorty]

Assuming you talking mcq there are 18% commutative chance anyone of them is a pretest! So relax and don't jump to any conclusions

[animalwithin]

@Nbmorty I am speaking of MCQ's but still, can't help but beat myself up. They were answers to questions I should have been confident in, I shouldn't have gone back to change them 🙁

[James]

Agreed. First time I took my exams back in 2016-2017 i would go back and change answers. BAD IDEA. Wastes a lot of time for SIMs and “More-likely-than-not” you will get them wrong. Only obvious mistakes like seeing a “Not” in the question when you didn't before. NOW, when it comes to the SIMs always go back and reread the question after you start answering. I almost lost a full SIM to not seeing a sentence in the instructions. Thankfully I went back and reread before I moved on. On MCQs just answer it best guess and move on.

AUD - 76
BEC - 78
FAR - 82
REG - NINJA in Training

Don't Give Up!

My lesson learned is to commit to studying. If you don't, life moves on.... but you won't.

Passed and failed numerous others back in 2016-2017.... dropped out after having a kid, decided I needed to get this finished. Passed AUD then found out we were having our second child.

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