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I just got back from a terrible experience taking REG. This is my second time taking it.
I added NINJA MCQs to the mix for this round, and felt confident going in – I was trending 80% answer all the tax related question. For B-law my score report showed i was strong, so I reviewed the notes I had and read Wiley for a few troubled areas.
My testlets did not get harder, in fact, I remember the last testlet had very short sentence with a one word answer – similar to “what one word answer choice below describes this sentence” I felt embarrassed/discourage that I was getting such elementary questions. My test progression felt like: “moderate”, “moderate with perhaps 3-4 difficult questions”, and “wow, let’s give you REG 101 questions to easy the pain.”
What frustrates me is that I felt I was getting the easy ones wrong, which didn’t allow for the hard ones to pop up.
Anyway, I’d like to ask (partly to give me tiny bit of hope/insight, and partly so I can stop analyzing)..In all brutal honesty:
1. Did anyone pass by getting simple questions in second and def. in the third testlet??
I know most people say they feel like they failed walking out, but I always assumed its because they got some pretty wordy/complex questions – which in the end meant a pass. For me, I walked out feeling like i failed, like i did the first time, but this time, I feel worse because of the types of questions I got and the fact that I ran out of time and put zeros for two SIMS. Last time I completed all of them, I guessed a lot, but still completed. I guess I’m comparing to my FAR experience where testlet 2 got hard, which gave me some hope and I felt more comfortable in the exam.2. What can I do different this time around? I used yaeger in round 1, and yaeger + ninja in round. I feel like tapping out because I’m not sure how else i can improve – and that it’s most probably just me.
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