Failed NTA twice — what finally helped me pass on attempt three

I'm not gonna sugarcoat it — I bombed the NTA exam twice before I finally passed last month, and I want to share what actually made the difference because most of the advice I found online was pretty generic. My first two attempts I was scoring in the low 60s, and you need a 70 to pass. I was reading through the official material but nothing was really sticking.

What turned things around was finding a solid NTA practice test that actually matched the style of the real exam questions. The official prep stuff felt too surface-level. I also switched up my study routine — stopped trying to cram everything and started doing focused 45-minute blocks on specific domains where I was weakest, which for me was nutritional biochemistry and client assessment protocols.

I also finally sat down with a proper NTA study guide that broke down the Nutritional Therapy Practitioner content into digestible sections instead of just the massive textbook approach. Anyone else been through multiple attempts? Happy to share more specific exam tips if people are prepping right now.