Erica Brown
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I received a 68% on my test.not bad for self study and taught,and I am retaking it 08/24, question are the questions the same but just in a different order? I do know there are four version just wondering
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Q&A CPC test
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I suspect that some of the questions will be the same. I know it seemed that way when I took the exam the second time. However, they have a huge pool bank of questions to pull for the exam. Unused questions become practice exam questions. If you got the exam that close the first time I think after a little fine tuning you will have no trouble. Blitz your manuals if you have not already done so.
danielle lucero
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Hello Erica I got my CPC-A in May of this year. I know of a couple people in my coding class took it several times (2 to 3 times) and they have gotten the same exact test or the questions were very similar to the ones they had on the recent test just tweaked a little.
Hope that helps.
Good Luck!
Dani
Hope that helps.
Good Luck!
Dani
Janice White
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Hi Erica,
It seems to me that one would concentrate on reviewing the areas of weakness instead of trying to recall questions from the exam. I took a local AAPC chapter CPC exam prep workshop to familiarize myself with the testing methodologies and gain insight into the best methods for prepping the required manuals. I did fairly well on the practice test administered during the workshop. The nice thing was that I was able to determine areas that I needed to review.
When I use sample exams I take each one, review the feedback, study any areas of weakness, take the same sample exam, compare the results to my previous results, review the feedback, repeat until I feel comfortable enough to take the next sample exam.
Persistence pays off. Good luck!
Janice
It seems to me that one would concentrate on reviewing the areas of weakness instead of trying to recall questions from the exam. I took a local AAPC chapter CPC exam prep workshop to familiarize myself with the testing methodologies and gain insight into the best methods for prepping the required manuals. I did fairly well on the practice test administered during the workshop. The nice thing was that I was able to determine areas that I needed to review.
When I use sample exams I take each one, review the feedback, study any areas of weakness, take the same sample exam, compare the results to my previous results, review the feedback, repeat until I feel comfortable enough to take the next sample exam.
Persistence pays off. Good luck!
Janice