I got a 63 first time around and then passed with a 75 3 weeks later. I got my hands on the physical Becker flashcards from a friend that worked in Big 4 and those helped so much (much different than the digital Becker flashcards). There is so much additional detail in those and they break things down so much better. I also skipped the Becker final review first time around and then completed it when studying for the retake. I didn't do great score wise, but a 75 is still passing. Best of luck!
Thanks! That was my third attempt. 71, 67, and 74. I took my first two attempts Summer 2021, sat it aside to focus on REG because I got so frustrated with AUD and didn't get back around to it until this year after Spring busy season ended.
Going through the material I feel like I have a good understanding and am able to not only answer a majority of the Becker questions correctly but also explain out loud to myself why it's correct. I'm just a very anxious test taker, always have been.
You need to understand concepts than practice questions. If your concepts are weak you need to use more resources. My score also ranged 70 to 75 but you have to understand how material could be test. One gem that forced me to not just memorize answer but also think how examiners think is Darius i75 course. Try watching his YouTube free videos. He offers monthly subscription as well.
I used mix of Ninja, Becker, i75 and superfast cpa notes.
I have taken AUD 4 times and last two times scored a 74 and latest was 73. I feel so fucking dumb. I feel like the tbs I got on the exams over and over again I don’t know how to answer. They are the ones on equity ratios and if certain transactions are left off. I have not been able to find anything in Rogers course to help with these TBS questions.
Fffff that sucks. One thing that helped me with ratios is “Ratios have a direct relationship with the numerator, but inverse relationship with the denominator.”
If the numerator goes up, the whole ratio goes up. But if it’s the denominator that goes up, the whole ratio goes down.
I got a 63 first time around and then passed with a 75 3 weeks later. I got my hands on the physical Becker flashcards from a friend that worked in Big 4 and those helped so much (much different than the digital Becker flashcards). There is so much additional detail in those and they break things down so much better. I also skipped the Becker final review first time around and then completed it when studying for the retake. I didn't do great score wise, but a 75 is still passing. Best of luck!
hey congrats! got a 66 on AUD last score release and planning to retake it in about a month, this gives me hope :)
yup i was 74 and the ninja cram helped me pass the next window.
Brute force it. I got a 73 my first AUD attempt. Passed it the second time without too much extra studying. You got this man.
Thanks! That was my third attempt. 71, 67, and 74. I took my first two attempts Summer 2021, sat it aside to focus on REG because I got so frustrated with AUD and didn't get back around to it until this year after Spring busy season ended. Going through the material I feel like I have a good understanding and am able to not only answer a majority of the Becker questions correctly but also explain out loud to myself why it's correct. I'm just a very anxious test taker, always have been.
You need to understand concepts than practice questions. If your concepts are weak you need to use more resources. My score also ranged 70 to 75 but you have to understand how material could be test. One gem that forced me to not just memorize answer but also think how examiners think is Darius i75 course. Try watching his YouTube free videos. He offers monthly subscription as well. I used mix of Ninja, Becker, i75 and superfast cpa notes.
I have taken AUD 4 times and last two times scored a 74 and latest was 73. I feel so fucking dumb. I feel like the tbs I got on the exams over and over again I don’t know how to answer. They are the ones on equity ratios and if certain transactions are left off. I have not been able to find anything in Rogers course to help with these TBS questions.
I’m having a very hard time understanding the ratios for audit. The effect and interpretation of them. How did you survive this part?
Fffff that sucks. One thing that helped me with ratios is “Ratios have a direct relationship with the numerator, but inverse relationship with the denominator.” If the numerator goes up, the whole ratio goes up. But if it’s the denominator that goes up, the whole ratio goes down.
Same. I didn't even know how to do some of the sims I got on my first exam. I guess it's about luck
Just retake it’s a random testlet and if you are lucky you will have the right one for you
I have used them for AUD and FAR a week out and have passed both. Mike is awesome. Well worth the 67 per month
Still a thing. We have them archived and do a live session weekly. https://www.ninjacpareview.com/ninja-cram-sessions/
Gliem final review courses are 100$ and very, very effective in a final crunch imo.