[Anonymous]

TESTLET #1 # 24 Corret # 10 % 42%

TESTLET#2 #24 Correct#9 % 38%

TESTLET#3 #24 Correct#5 % 21%

What should I do now? Whatever I studied in the BECKER MATERIAL I didn’t see the same questions in the final.totally different .I will take exam on Monday July 11,2016.Please help me out..

Thanks

[Anonymous]

That’s what makes the Becker’s Final Practice Tests superior from other final tests in the market. There are no recycled questions from their HW test bank.

I took my first final practice test with only 20 hours left before my test date. I was definitely running short of time, but I really wanted to do a practice test on my 4th attempt. I never had a chance to take it because in many testing windows, I would always squeeze in two sections (REG & BEC together) in one quarter. I had been miserably failing in two of them. I finally passed REG in Q1.

Long story short, I scored a 62 in my first practice test for BEC. I was able to review and compare my answers to the solution. I had four (4) hours of sleep prior to my test date (6/10). I was wishing a few days of (virtually “second”) extension to the extended window, LOL. I knew an extra few days of review would have made a difference. I did about 1,600 from Becker HW and 1,500 from NINJA MCQs. Still, I scored a 70 in my actual test, so sad! But not feeling defeated at all, because I scored a 55 prior to my last attempt for BEC.

Your average score is 33. It’s very low. You might want to reschedule and improve your MCQ performance.

[bhunt815]

I also bombed my Becker practice test 59% 3 days before my BEC exam. Don't take it too seriously, Becker's practice tests are crazy hard. If you aren't averaging over 80% on your progress tests then you should be concerned.

AUD - 79
BEC - 81
FAR - 84
REG - 78

Becker Self Study supplemented with Ninja MCQ's for BEC and REG.

Licensed CPA in Louisiana.

FAR 04/11/2016 - 84
AUD 05/12/2016 - 79
BEC 07/06/2016 - 81
REG 08/29/2016

[clrk217john]

Since it's too late to reschedule without surrendering the exam fees, I'd say just crank out MC like crazy the next few days to try to improve. Go into the exam just to get a feel for the question types/styles/content. If you pass, great! If not, then you have a better understanding of what to target on a subsequent attempt.

FAR - 95, 2/17/2016
AUD - 98, 4/2/2016
REG - 92, 6/10/2016
BEC - Waiting for Score, 7/9/2016

[Anonymous]

@clrk217john How was your exam? I mean BEC

[clrk217john]

@Mithun My BEC exam went very well, especially given that I only spent 3 weeks studying. That is all I can really say without violating the AICPA nondisclosure policy.

FAR - 95, 2/17/2016
AUD - 98, 4/2/2016
REG - 92, 6/10/2016
BEC - Waiting for Score, 7/9/2016

[MOAC]

Tbh it would be a bit ofmiracle if you pass it. I think at this stage you should look at it interns of getting some experience and feel of the exam. Do as much as mcqs as you can but it's too late to grasp the mechanics of mcqs. I don't want to be rude, apologies if I come across as one, but your scores are very low to pass this section.

FAR May 2012 81 (lost credit, didn't sit for other sections.)
FAR 86 Aug 2015
AUD 85 Nov 2015
BEC 84 Dec 2015
REG 78 Mar 2016

Passed ALL sections in first attempt!!

[Anonymous]

@clrk217john how you study? do you use BECKER ? did you finish all the lectures? How many hours you study everyday? Did you buy BECKER FINAL REVIEW ? Let me know. I wish your good luck buddy.

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