Exam. Feeling.

[Genre]

I felt like I was always trying to figure out what they wanted but never quite could. I felt that if they had permitted me to have all my books and notes I wouldn't have done better. What a mess.

[mlschop]

Morning was tough. Afternoon was fair. Ran outta time in both

[thegrownman]

I agree with everything you just said

[sprouts]

Originally Posted by Genre

I felt like I was always trying to figure out what they wanted but never quite could. I felt that if they had permitted me to have all my books and notes I wouldn't have done better. What a mess.

totally.

If I fail, I don't even know how to prepare it again.

Of course I missed some questions appeared from PAK seminar and mock exam. Too bad... There is just too much to *master*

[gracyjoe]

Definatly rant out of time in the morning. Left at least 16 points blank. I think this was party due to bad time management, putting to much for the first couple of problems, and taking the time to write neatly. Afternoon, I had about 12 points blank with about a half hour to go and was able to get something down for all but 4 points maybe.

I think it go either way for me.

[PAK]

Yes, time management is very essential in this exam, especially the fact that sometimes you have to read a looooong question.

Good luck!

[ShakeNBakes]

Originally Posted by mlschop

Morning was tough. Afternoon was fair. Ran outta time in both

Agreed. Except I didn't run out of time so much as I ran out of pertinent things to write down. Oh well, just popped Guinness #4 for the night, so I'm starting to care less and less.

[ShakeNBakes]

Am I the only one who's a little miffed he spent THAT much time going over the case study and then only got those 2 questions (one of which could be answered without actually looking at the case study)???

[PAK]

Originally Posted by ShakeNBakes

Am I the only one who's a little miffed he spent THAT much time going over the case study and then only got those 2 questions (one of which could be answered without actually looking at the case study)???

The case study is very important in the other exam tracks (e.g. AFE/APM), not FETE because it was borrowed from the APM exam track and many materials inside are not relevant.

[mlschop]

Originally Posted by ShakeNBakes

Am I the only one who's a little miffed he spent THAT much time going over the case study and then only got those 2 questions (one of which could be answered without actually looking at the case study)???

See...those of us that have taken this exam about a thousand times are familiar with the fact that there are usually 2-3 case study questions.