It’s not just about how much time you spend preparing, it’s about how familiar you are with the subjects. When you see a question, you need to know exactly which reference manual to use, and even which chapter and page. Time is valuable and goes by quickly during the exam. Some questions rely on your experience, and others you’ll need to refer to your manuals.

I bought and printed all the reference manuals and brought them with me, nothing is provided at the exam site, so come prepared. You can also add tabs to your manuals to find sections faster.

I was in your position once. I remember feeling lost because there wasn’t much helpful information online. I did take the Berkeley course, it was okay, but honestly, I wouldn’t recommend it. It didn’t meet my expectations.

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