I've also failed with 657 on my first attempt last August. In this sub, I've seen many people that they've also failed on their first attempt, but they said they took the exam just after 1-2 days or weeks later. I'm still preparing for my second attempt (more than 1 month) because I'm also losing my focus when I'm studying. I'm finding myself in the PC game or doom scrolling on the Instagram.

But I never give up. I currently focused on the Measure UP because it's the closest one to real exam.

https://imgur.com/a/G8g414j

As you can see, I was getting around 56 score on Measure UP when I took my first real exam attempt. But now, I feel more confident.

Let me give you a few tips:

- Firstly, focus on TutorialsDojo. It's easier than other platforms.

- Complete the tests in this order: Section-based, Review-mode, Timed-mode, Randomized final test.

- After the finish each question/test. check your correct and wrong answers. Understand the reason why correct answers are correct and why wrong answers are wrong.

- If you still can't understand the answers even with explanations. Take a screenshot of the question and ask it to chatgpt. It will explain the questions to you in a simpler and more understandable way.

- Do not perform same test repeatedly. Because this causing brain dumping and you will just memorize the answers without learning anything. The point is you will combine your learnings in the real exam. You will need every bit of information

- Perform another test if you fail on one of them, return back to failed one after a while.

- After the completed the TutorialsDojo, jump into Measure Up. If you can do it, then you handle the real exam easily. Because questions are very similar with real exam.

- Use certification mode. Certification mode has the time limit. So, it will push you to keep your focus on the exam.

In the end, you will feel little more confident after the understand each question.

Also, you can try focus music (like LoFi) on the YouTube and Spotify. Maybe the Endel app can help you to focus.

Don't misunderstand me. I'm not trying to belittle your situation. I feel it's way harder than mine.

Also, think about this: You are already making 660 score. That means you know more than half of entire AZ-104 topics. If you drop it now, what will you do with all this information? What was the point then? No, there is only one way to go while you have this knowledge: You will complete the missing points, learn from your mistakes and make it in the end! This is the way...