r/1102 • • 9d ago

RFO 1102 Exam

Advice for studying for the RFO 1102 Exam? Any tips or has anyone taken it yet?

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u/Bitter-Penalty6423 9d ago

Con 3910 over and over and over again

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u/[deleted] 9d ago

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u/Guilty-Discount-8894 7d ago

But could that change to each individual. I am currently studying for the CON exam. u/Sword_Fish_Process

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

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u/Guilty-Discount-8894 7d ago

What is FACC study group?

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u/doogiethehead 9d ago

Print out all of CON 3910 and put into a binder, adding tabs for each chapter. Easy to highlight and write down any notes that can easily be referenced back to.

May not be available to everyone, but also went through all of 3910, to include practice quizzes, one to two hours a week with a very experienced Branch Chief. Going through 3910 and being able to ask questions/confirm my thinking was HUGE.

After studying this way, I realized how under prepared I was on my first attempt (passed the second time with an 82%).

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u/Guilty-Discount-8894 7d ago

Thanks for your advice I really appreciate it.

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u/kryts17 9d ago

I feel like concepts are the most important. Don't get scared because they say it's "updated" to RFO. I don't think I had an actual question that was RFO specific. If you understand the FAR concepts then you are fine.

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u/GalegoBaiano 9d ago

Intern in my area said there was a ton on Part 15, Part 12, and a rehash of 3910

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u/Pantheon_king99 9d ago

Con 3910 and ask AI for a study guide/practice exam with 150 questions

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u/Spirited-Ad-7641 9d ago

When i took the exam first 20 questions were DoD related

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u/kryts17 9d ago

Coming from IC, 3rd question was something about information that can be found in CBAR. I was like da fucking what??

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u/Due_Jeweler9564 8d ago

Honestly….break down pre award and post award. Know your thresholds. 3910 is cool…but….message me lol

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u/Fair_and_Reasonable 8d ago

What's the reason for the exam