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TOPIC: Retake Strategy for a Changing Exam

Retake Strategy for a Changing Exam 1 week 19 hours ago #33057

  • Jefferson Dee
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This is hard to admit... I failed my first attempt last month. I was going to schedule my retake for Q1 2026, but now I'm paranoid. If I fail again, I might be forced to take the new version for my third try.

Should I delay my retake to study more aggressively for the current format, or just start fresh now prepping for the 2026 content, even though materials are scarce? A unique panic, I know.

Retake Strategy for a Changing Exam 6 days 15 hours ago #33060

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Jefferson,

You have plenty of time before the exam changes in mid-2026. Analyze your results from the previous exam and concentrate on your weakest areas. If necessary, take one of the crash courses that are available.

Make sure that you keep practicing using exam simulators!

Good luck!

Harry
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