Exam Tactic's

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Cheat...ok i'm joking

From what i've read about the exam i can go back and forth to questions, i'm thinking what i'm going to do when i get in there is go through each qiestion reasonabley quickly only answering those i'm 100% about and then coming back to the ones i havent answered/unsure of?
I can do this right?

 

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You can mark them for review... I mark them all, and then go through them all again... just to make sure I haven't inadvertantly missed any or ballsed up by not reading the question properly...

 

I used that tactic on A+, both exams. Anything I wasn't 100% on I marked, then went back on them again and again until I was as sure as I could be on each question. Scores were good so I'll be doing the same on the Net+ when im ready

 

Yes you can I did that on the PDI+ beta exam I took months ago I should get the results in the next couple of months.

Eat fish & chips before you go in thats a good tactic

 

Hi All,

Just thought I'd throw this one in - On a couple of the exams I've taken now, there have been a few questions, which after narrowing down the options, I still wasn't certain about the right answer. I would mark these questions for review, as sometimes further on into the exam, the new question asked may be worded in such a way it will give you the clue you wanted earlier.

-David