Hi guys Can anybody refer me to a website to down load some test papers / buy a couple of tet papers to help me pass the 17th wiring regs crouse Thanks
17th regs test papers
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There are none - the tests are all done on computer so there are no paper tests in existance.
The nearest you will get is this book:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Exam-Succes...8856/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1234735790&sr=8-2
The nearest you will get is this book:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Exam-Succes...8856/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1234735790&sr=8-2
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As tim west said, it isn't a difficult one to pass. As long as you have a good idea of how to work through the red book then you'll be fine.
The one I did (update 30Q) the questions sort of followed the red book through in sections anyway.
The one I did (update 30Q) the questions sort of followed the red book through in sections anyway.
Send me a message with your email address, I've got loads of these I can email you. Despite what the others say, not everyone is as comfortable with the academic side of things and seeing the type and format of the questions you will get is definitely helpful.
Even though it is all done online and with different, random, questions for each candidate, out of the 60 questions I had at least a couple of dozen that I had seen before (albeit maybe with minor changes to the figures or details.). It is an "open book" test too - you can take the red book in with you to find the answers.
im not sure of the accuracy of the answers on these, i believe one to be wrong and i need to go back through the other couple it says i got wrong.
see //www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=168618&sid=9ea1464572156b41d83e30dbd26ae415
I take it you're allowed the red book in with you during the exam?
Afaik you're allowed the red book and the on site guide. You shouldn't need much else bar maybe a calculator, I didn't open the on site guide in the exam nor need a calculator but I suppose that is the luck of the draw with the questions.
Done it last year, could do the 30q update, but decided that will not do harm to refresh my knowledge and took the 60q. In my opinion the most important thing is to find an efficient way to mark the red book the problem is the time, you have about 2 minutes per question. It seems that YorksSparks can help you with some papers, just go through all the questions.
Because I wanted to refresh my knowledge I went to a local college and this put me in the right mind frame. I know that this is not everyone's cup of tea but it works for me.
Because I wanted to refresh my knowledge I went to a local college and this put me in the right mind frame. I know that this is not everyone's cup of tea but it works for me.
was it just me that found the exam to be easy?
I do not know, I was very stressed during the exam and felt that I will never finish on time. The result did not show this; out of 8 subjects I had 5 with full marks (100/100), 1 of 85.7/100, 1 of 93.3/100 and the last one I missed 2 questions out of 6; 66.7/100. Looking at it more than a year later may be it is not hard. Probably it is me that gets over excited and worried during exams.
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