I am on the verge of losing my mind – AUD MCQ are WAY too subjective.

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  • #1792702
    TillLater
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    I have passed FAR and REG with high 80 scores with Becker less than 70% complete.

    But this Audit crap has me at my wit’s end. I could write papers on why some of these MCQ answers are just flat out WRONG. No! No! No!

    I studied for a week and got a 73 – now I’m back at it after tax season and I realize now why I hated studying for this exam last winter. It’s asinine!

    How do you all handle this?

    And sorry for the rant.

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  • #1792711
    Anonymous
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    Just want to make sure I read this correctly … you studied for only 7 days and still got a 73 on your first audit attempt?

    #1792713
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    If you got a 73 after a week of studying that's awesome, you'll obviously get it this time with more studying.

    For me, the constant repetition of the audit MCQs was key. Once you repeat them a bunch of times you'll start to know what they're getting at with each question (e.g. there will be a whole long question, but what they're essentially testing is that the financial statements belong to management)

    #1792717
    TillLater
    Participant

    I took a week off from work to do it; I tried to get it in before the start of Q1/Tax season.

    Which would've left me only BEC to complete before Summer started.

    Now it's beautiful outside and here I am answering these terribly-worded questions. Frustrating is an understatement!

    #1792719
    Tim
    Participant

    It was a long and arduous week, though!


    FAR - 97 (10/12/17)
    BEC - 95 (01/15/18)
    AUD - 88 (04/06/18)
    REG - 89 (11/16/18)
    #1792723
    TillLater
    Participant

    Yes it was!

    #1792725
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I would say, rather confidently, studying for a few more weeks on top of the knowledge base from your first go round that you will have no problem with your second attempt at AUD.

    Study tip – do not study with a view of outside weather conditions lol …

    #1792726
    jenpen
    Participant

    I agree with Dudley – last year I finally just started hitting MCQs and was able to find success. It took me way too many attempts to finally pass this one.

    AUD - 85
    BEC - 84
    FAR - 82
    REG - 78
    Ethics - 95
    Licensed in IL & MO

    AUD - 56 - 68 - 61 - 9/8/16
    REG - 75
    FAR - 7/15/16
    BEC - TBD

    Wiley CPAexcel and NINJA 10 Point Combo

    #1792740
    TillLater
    Participant

    So keep on keepin' on?

    🙂

    I was so worried about FAR and REG – and these new Audit sims, I would argue, have increased the complexity the most of this exam.

    Sigh.

    #1792741
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I moved my studying outside! My husband and I just bought our first house a couple of months ago and we set up our back patio last weekend. Now I study out there every evening after work and it's lovely. I'm also studying for AUD and can't wait for it to be over.

    #1792951
    Superdude3000
    Participant

    I thought the audit mcqs were so simple, it's crazy how different people have different views on these things. My advice would be process of elimination. I thought aud was a really easy exam to use that method with.

    REG - 92 (1/17)

    BEC - 82 (2/17)

    AUD - 89 (5/17)

    FAR - 94 (9/17)

    Rogers Elite + Becker mcqs/sims for all 4 exams

    WA State Ethics Exam - 83, 83, 90 (9/17)

    AICPA Ethics Exam - 95 (9/17)

    1-year of work - complete (11/18)

    Licensed WA State CPA

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