Wishbone001
New Member
I took my exam, during my fourth year, in September of 2026 and received my results in like a week and a half!
I studied for three months using the provided Booster schedule. I ended up rearranging my personal schedule a tad bit. And I actually, took my mock like a month before my scheduled test date. I just wanted to see where I stood. Despite not fully finishing the booster program I got : borderline on day 1 and high on day 2. I was a bit worried but, hurried to finish the program so I can redo some of the question banks.
Programs I used were:
I choose booster mainly because of my learning style. I appreciated the elaborate explanations. Knowing why the wrong answers were wrong, I thought that was the most impactful.
I did end up watching the videos, and then going back to certain sections in the notes that I had to review.
I felt like the plethora of practice questions was sufficient enough to pass. The questions cover basically all of the content. This was stated because they do put super random questions on the exam to gauge future questions? Anyways, It can probably be cranked out in fewer months but, I didn’t want to stress myself out too much. It’s always better to do a little bit at a time to not burn yourself out.
Other tidbits:
I found the exam hard in terms of staying put for the 360 questions the first day. This it’s critical that you sit for the full mock exam to really acclimate to the test layout.
I personally had a hard time focusing after my first 200 questions. If you’re not sure about a question put your best guess and flag it to come back to it.
Try to only review stuff day before your exam as opposed to doing any questions to have a brain break for the big day.
You might not feel 100% ready but, I believe that’s for everything because we all overthink things. I believe that Booster prepares you more than well.
Feel free to ask any questions!
I studied for three months using the provided Booster schedule. I ended up rearranging my personal schedule a tad bit. And I actually, took my mock like a month before my scheduled test date. I just wanted to see where I stood. Despite not fully finishing the booster program I got : borderline on day 1 and high on day 2. I was a bit worried but, hurried to finish the program so I can redo some of the question banks.
Programs I used were:
- INBDE Booster
- Looked at some free bootcamp questions, the ones that were available on their site
I choose booster mainly because of my learning style. I appreciated the elaborate explanations. Knowing why the wrong answers were wrong, I thought that was the most impactful.
I did end up watching the videos, and then going back to certain sections in the notes that I had to review.
I felt like the plethora of practice questions was sufficient enough to pass. The questions cover basically all of the content. This was stated because they do put super random questions on the exam to gauge future questions? Anyways, It can probably be cranked out in fewer months but, I didn’t want to stress myself out too much. It’s always better to do a little bit at a time to not burn yourself out.
Other tidbits:
- Studying 2-4 hours seemed sufficient
- Setting a routine was helpful for me. I did some of my studying before school so I would not allow myself to skip studying
- I was working out. It gave me a clearer mind and helped get my blood moving.
I found the exam hard in terms of staying put for the 360 questions the first day. This it’s critical that you sit for the full mock exam to really acclimate to the test layout.
I personally had a hard time focusing after my first 200 questions. If you’re not sure about a question put your best guess and flag it to come back to it.
Try to only review stuff day before your exam as opposed to doing any questions to have a brain break for the big day.
You might not feel 100% ready but, I believe that’s for everything because we all overthink things. I believe that Booster prepares you more than well.
Feel free to ask any questions!
