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In service 2015
Started by Decicco
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just a thought, i think people would appreciate if you share info regarding books/websites/courses used to prepare for the in-service.
Books: Merz binder and/or Jain
Questions: Merz and Miami review questions
Other than that, I just reviewed our program's kodachromes and some of the high yield lectures
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Studied most with Jain and Merz review questions. I thought the test was pretty fair apart from the new multiple answer section where the question wording was a little confusing
Studied most with Jain and Merz review questions. I thought the test was pretty fair apart from the new multiple answer section where the question wording was a little confusing
There were a few questions that absolutely were worded/structured incorrectly (in the first two sections) tha resulted in multiple correct answers. That was kind of unfortunate.
Everyone in my program is saying that boards are much, much harder than this inservice. Is that true? I thought this was (in general) a very fair test.
I would agree with that assessment. I thought the inservice exam in my final year was very fair and fairly straightforward. I found the actual board exam to be significantly more difficult