Got my results yesterday and didn't pass. I'm frustrated but trying to stay focused on what to fix rather than dwelling on it. Writing this partly to process it and partly because I know others will be in the same spot.
My weakest area was practice test — I knew going in that it was shaky but underestimated how much the exam weighted it. The questions weren't unfair, I just didn't have the depth I needed.
I'm rebuilding my study plan around the cmrt signal processing & antenna theory and going much slower this time — no more rushing through topics I think I know. Planning to take 8 more weeks before rescheduling.
Anyone else been through a CMRT retake? What specifically changed in your approach that made the difference? And is it normal to feel like the second attempt is actually harder because of the pressure?
Good thread. One thing I'd add: don't try to cram the night before. I did 2 hours the night before my CMRT and I think it hurt more than helped. Your brain needs consolidation time. Light review or full rest is better.
Same experience here. The cmrt signal processing & antenna theory was what finally made it click for me — specifically the way it explains the reasoning rather than just giving answers. Took me 4 weeks of consistent practice but scores went from 70% to 87% by exam day.
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