Failed my 86, wondering how to approach studying for me next try. Any advice would be much appreciated. I felt my exam was 85% conceptual type questions and not at all the math heavy stuff STC has. I had all the math/formulas down but clearly the exam caught me off guard.
Thanks.
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I thought STC was pretty representative of the exam. I think brute force is the best way to pass these exams. Just drill questions
Fair. Did you take it before or after the recent exam structure change? They changed it about 7 months ago.
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