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I have done the Soa 153, the 4 free TIA exams, ASM 1-5 practice exams to the point that if I redid them now, I can always get 27-30 on each one.
However, my very first attempt on these exams weren't that high (maybe 14-20). It is only after I learned where I made mistakes and redid each one thoroughly that I can now almost ace them. Is this something to worry about? I mean, some of time I can just literally write out the steps since I've done the same question so many times. So, am I ready? *worried* |
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Yes, I have went back to all of the questions that I take longer to complete or was confused, and tried to understand the shortcut/concept behind it.
I've corrected all of the ones I've got wrong, which is how I can consistently get 27-30 on the tia exams, asm 1-5, soa 153 now. Probably just nervous since my exam's in only 3 days. |
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Try to do those and see how much you learned. You should be able to get at least 70% on those to expect to pass i think. I'm getting low 20s and I'm nervous as hell. LOL. However, today i took TIA sample exam #3 and got 25. That is a confidence booster but still I think my mean practice test scores sits around 22.
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