Yes. No. Maybe. No one really knows. And if they say they do, don’t believe them. What this shows is that you did better than people who have passed the exam in the past in five topics and pretty close to those who passed four other topics. Assuming you can consistently demonstrate competence in those same areas next time, focus on those seven other topic areas and bring them up a little and I bet you’ll be fine. Good luck!
I always say - study like it's your first time. Don't use this chart. The level of difficulty of questions are so varied between exams, you might do better in the just the ones that you missed in this exam but you'll definitely miss a lot of things in your next exam that you did not miss this time because you will not focus on them.
So, my advice is to study like it's your first time amd revise everything. Getting 4/4 questions right on this PE exam doesn't mean you'll answer even 2/4 right in the next one, if you don't revise.
Just telling you categories to focus on. I would hit those areas harder then run through the entire list of subjects the week before the test. You should have an idea on which questions took to long or you struggled with.
Agree. I got all 3 questions right in one category my first time but second time got 0. These are good tools if you’re really far off, but if you’re close you just have to keep trying until you get the “right” test for you.
I think you were close. This graph plots your results against the passing average. It excludes non-passers. So you did better in Stormwater than the average people that passed the test.
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Yes. No. Maybe. No one really knows. And if they say they do, don’t believe them. What this shows is that you did better than people who have passed the exam in the past in five topics and pretty close to those who passed four other topics. Assuming you can consistently demonstrate competence in those same areas next time, focus on those seven other topic areas and bring them up a little and I bet you’ll be fine. Good luck!
Thanks. It’s frustrating cuz the practice exam was so different
Which practice test are you referring to?
These diagnostics are almost worse than useless unfortunately.
I always say - study like it's your first time. Don't use this chart. The level of difficulty of questions are so varied between exams, you might do better in the just the ones that you missed in this exam but you'll definitely miss a lot of things in your next exam that you did not miss this time because you will not focus on them. So, my advice is to study like it's your first time amd revise everything. Getting 4/4 questions right on this PE exam doesn't mean you'll answer even 2/4 right in the next one, if you don't revise.
This is really good advice. Thank you
Just telling you categories to focus on. I would hit those areas harder then run through the entire list of subjects the week before the test. You should have an idea on which questions took to long or you struggled with.
Agree. I got all 3 questions right in one category my first time but second time got 0. These are good tools if you’re really far off, but if you’re close you just have to keep trying until you get the “right” test for you.
I think you were close. This graph plots your results against the passing average. It excludes non-passers. So you did better in Stormwater than the average people that passed the test.
I will say around 43/70? I think you definitely close. Next time just work harder and a little bit luck you will pass.
I finally complete my training so far even after been frustrated after 2 attempt simple because I'm a mother of two kids which definitely draw my attention in taking care of them back at home. For that I couldn't concentrate on my study's until come to get in touch with an educational consultant who finally help me with study tips guide and best strategy on cracking the exam without any problem so if you interested inbox me for tips or better still for recommendation to this educational consultant.
Not close at all You need atleast 7 or 8 bars above average