Did I get burned by my 7893X exam study guide? 2

[jayjr1105]

So I bought one of the study guides for the 7893X exam, studied quite a bit (not just memorizing answers but understanding why it was the answer) and failed the test today with a 69% (70% is passing)

Out of 67 questions, I would have had to answer 21 questions wrong to get that score which I'm finding very hard to believe. Can someone look over this PDF to see if certain answers are just plain wrong/bad information? Honestly going over it again, I don't really see any questionable answers. They mostly make sense to me.

I don't want to post the PDF to be publicly available, but if you PM me, I'll give send it to you for verification.

I've passed this test once 4 years ago with less study material and less on the job experience. I'm baffled.

 

[joe2938]

I saw the test and yes tons of wrong answers, I corrected and sent it back to them and they gave me a free test

 

[tlpeter]

I did the test two days ago without any learning from those tests (i have 13 years of experience with the IPO) and passed with 85%
For me that is a low percentage because i hardly touch the IPO last year.

All you need to do is work on a daily base with the IPO and know the details.


BAZINGA!

I'm not insane, my mother had me tested!

 

[jayjr1105]

Just an FYI. Be careful with these brain dump guides. I just barely passed with a 72% yesterday. Had I been scored on my study test, I should have had 100%. Something doesn't add up.

 

[budbyrd]

What I do is Google the sample questions. I was able to get about 70 questions that way. If I didn't think they were right I did the research and verified the correct answer. Ans yeah. There were about 30% wrong answers. Scored a 93%. What I hate is that there were several questions that had no real answer from the choices given. I knew the right answer but it wasn't a choice.

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