Do the AAT exam writers listen to students?
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umerali2003 wrote: »i am agreed here with steve ... and i will bin my forms i printed other day 4 review .. i spoke 2 the aat lad and he told me the minimum time they will take 4 the review is 4 weeks but due to the burdon of reviews it can be more then 4 weeks so its nearly end of august now it means we will get the review at the end of sep or 1st week of oct and i think its 2 late and then u r left with 2 months for the exams ............. this weekend will going to be the last one 2 hang out with my frnds and from this monday i will get my self back 2 the books and practice practice and practice .....................
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Good attitude but if you are confident that you should have passed I would put the review forms in but start studying anyway, you will lose nothing.
If you think it was marginal then do as you have said.0 -
the idea of appealing is not bad ... but the time they are consuming is bit of a concern ... i will get my new bpp books might be on mon or tue ... and i will definately come 2 the forums if i got stuck any where ......0
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I think you should still appeal, id rather take the chance and not have to re sit the exam to be honest!0