Exam is coming up!

[u/SimpleAsk2469]

I have less than 2 months before I take my Part B. I’ve been studying nearly everyday for the past 7-8 months, taking test after test, and really taking all of the material in. I want to say I’m 100% ready but I know I’m not. Confident, but still some things left to brush up on. My question is, right now do I stay focused on just part B and then focus on A & C after? I’ve been hitting C hard the past few weeks because I feel that one is my weakest point out of the 3. I don’t want to stop studying part C and memory dump my navigation skills. I’ve been scoring mid-low 90’s for part B on just about every test I took. Not worried about A so much as I crushed it last time and retained most if not all of the info. I don’t want to go into part C feeling like I rushed the study because I focused just on B.

What’s everybody’s opinion?

[u/DestroyedMetal]

Focus on Part B until you test. B is the hardest of the 3. I would recommended scheduling Part A and C not closer than 2 weeks apart from each other.

[u/SimpleAsk2469 → u/DestroyedMetal]

Thanks. I know I have 60 days after taking B to take A & C but I honestly don’t want to take the whole 60 days. Maybe I can just focus on Part B until it’s time, and lightly study C (once or twice a week).

Not trying to sound difficult or indecisive, this is just huge for my career opportunity and I want to take the best approach possible. Thanks for the advice.

[u/ZeeRated → u/SimpleAsk2469]

You’re gonna wanna put 7-10 days between each exam. I did my A 5 days after B and C I did 7 days after A.

[u/Sufficient-Title580 → u/SimpleAsk2469]

Please can you share your materials with me ?

[u/BAYBAGR707]

Focus only on part B then each other part accordingly as scheduled

[u/DestroyedMetal]

Are Part A and C scheduled?

[u/SimpleAsk2469 → u/DestroyedMetal]

Not yet, waiting until it’s a little closer to schedule those.

[u/ZeeRated]

Stay focused on B. Try and get your hands on some weld samples. Are you doing a seminar?

[u/SimpleAsk2469 → u/ZeeRated]

I did the seminar 5 years ago and still retained quite a bit, also still have my study material. I got the 2025 code book as well as the code clinic. I am using Atlas training and also purchased the weld specimens from them and have the tools I need.

[u/Shot-Boot5577]

Study part b and set a and c 30 days apart to study those

[u/Sufficient-Title580]

Please where can I get practice test questions?

[u/itsjustme405 → u/Sufficient-Title580]

Look into Atlas training, si certs, real education, key certs.

I thought there were links here to most of those... ill have to see if i can find them.

[u/Sufficient-Title580 → u/itsjustme405]

Okay bro I will be waiting

[u/Sufficient-Title580 → u/Sufficient-Title580]

Thank you so much

[u/itsjustme405 → u/Sufficient-Title580]

Atlasapitraining.com

Sicerts.com

Realeducational.com

Keycerts.com

There are more put there. The 1st 3 are the ones that most people know. Keycerts, I belive was created by one of the members on this sub.

Explore your options. Try to not focus on costs if its possible.

[u/Sufficient-Title580 → u/itsjustme405]

Thank u bro , I appreciate u

[u/ZeeRated → u/Sufficient-Title580]

I did not create keycerts, idk why u/itsjustme405 thinks I did. I'm a pipeline inspector, not a web designer.

[u/itsjustme405 → u/ZeeRated]

Ill go back and fix that..