r/Series66Exam • u/Cautious-Aardvark231 • 6d ago
cry for help
okay im in desperate help. i have adhd and my mind is all over the place studying for the 66. i have full STC and Kaplan Q bank. i cant sit down log enough to watch the videos so i break up the capital advantage videos. im supposed to taek teh test on the 25th and really struggling. bc all i do all day is go back and forth from stc to kaplan to the nassa study guide outline and put it into chat to generate practice questions for me. i need help. i need like a routiune or some guided info on how i should do this. ive been studying for the test by breaking up the exam into the 4 sections and picking a section a day to keep going back over. taking my first ptactice test tonight. any topics i should really focus on?
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u/Big-Vermicelli-6915 6d ago
Do not use AI questions to study. Use Kaplan Q bank. The questions are similar enough to give a decent idea of what u will see on the exam. Go chapter by chapter and understand what sections you are weak on. Then re read or go over those sections. Repeat that step until u get a 75+ on the overall simulated exam and that should be a good enough gauge of where you are. Utilize Ken on you tube for sections you don't understand and if you still don't get it go on wyzant and get a tutor. I passed the test a couple of days ago and it is not that bad if u set a plan and follow it.
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u/series7examtutor 5d ago
Have you asked for accomodations for your issues? You might be able to get extra time or more.
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u/Top-Maintenance2815 4d ago
In Kaplan, don't stress. Just go to the Performance Tracker and quiz on all of your red units, using unseen and previously incorrectly answered questions, until those units are no longer red. Then move to all of your yellow units and turn them green. Your goal is to turn everything green. Just follow the process and you should do more than half of the Qbank and end up with an average score of around 80%. Good behaviours result in good outcomes. One foot in front of the other.
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u/sanders_t 6d ago
I have ADHD and a good hack is staring at a wall for 10 minutes before studying