Hi,
My biggest tip of all is to make sure that you read and FULLY understand the question BEFORE you look at the answers to choose from. There are NO trick questions but the wording on some can be misleading, especially if you have looked through the multiple answers to choose from.
Don't try to be too clever with the answers either. SAP can be made to do lots of things but the questions will relate to standard SAP functionality and configuration.
Answer the easy questions first. If one seems to be a bit tricky to understand, move on to the next question (It would be a shame to leave some easy ones unanswered at the end).
Try to answer every question (even by guessing). There is NO NEGATIVE scoring, the least you can get for each question is zero. (within a multiple choice question that has more than one correct answer you can lose any points you get for that question by selecting incorrect answers in addition to the correct answers. But it will still only result in zero for that question at the most)
When you have finished and have time left, reread the tricky questions but be careful not to change them from a correctanswer to an incorrect one. Don't re-read the same question over and over again, you will probably find a different answer each time.
On your re-sit there is a good chance that some of the questions will be the same as your exam the first time so try now to remember any that you struggled with.
And most importantly, good luck.
Steve B
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