Another17th edition question

[eddieboy]

Hi folks. I'm going to sit my 17th ed. amendment 1 exam next month. I done the 16th edition but never done the 17th. I've got hold of some past papers from the 17th, but haven't got any including amendment 1. Does anyone know where I can get the new papers from? Or will it be ok just to study the old papers?

 

[ackbarthestar]

Since the 17th ed is an on-line exam its rather doubtful that you will find past papers.

Having said that electrons don't change direction, so to speak, because some committee decides that we need to harmonize the numbering system and then de-harmonize the numbering system to suit our own purposes.......

Have you got a copy of BS7671 2011 Amendment 1? (or is that 2008 amendment 1 2011) emerald green colour

 

[Guitarist]

Google 17th edition test papers and loads of free links. Also lots for sale on ebay plus random question generators for your PC.
As long as you know the BGB inside out you will have no trouble, plus it is multiple choice...

 

[jeremy]

And open book........

 

[Farmelectrics]

as jeremy said its an open book exam best advice i can give is the questions are in order starting from front of book to back get to no your reqs book put lables on top of pages for various tables etc good luck its not that hard if you no your way around your reqs book

 

[Mr.Ian]

I think they've put a stop on labels now.

 

[Guitarist]

I think they've put a stop on labels now.

Depends on your adjudicator. As long as they are blank markers you should be ok.

 

[Sparky Ninja]

Tabbing is allowed as long as it is just referencing.

As for some sample questions...

 

[timbobelfast]

As said before, there are plenty of online 17th ed simulator exams which I found a great help.

 

[eddieboy]

Thanks for all the replies peeps. I've got some bed time reading then.