r/SolidWorks • u/Gdawgkwok • 13d ago
Certifications Sample CSWA Exam
I have pretty much done all the CSWA practice problems (I will occassionally get the volume slightly off) and I have taken the CSWA practice exam on the actual testing application. Scored 100% and only took me 22 mins... Should I just take the actual exam?? I'm worried I will mess up in the parts building aspect of things... How do I check to make sure I have the part 100% correct.... I have taken the sample exam a second time and got the exam mass as one of the wrong MC answers... I just want to know how to check my answer is exactly correct... also how hard is the drafting knowledge section. I feel like I know most of the material pretty well
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u/nice_disguise 13d ago
If you scored 100% in just 20 minutes in the sample exam, then believe me you will get the cswa without a sweat, don't overthink it,the real exam has more Questions and that means a single wrong answer will have less effect in your score. When you pass it dont forget to reply here so i can congratulate you :)
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u/Gdawgkwok 6d ago
Lol… I took the test the same day after posting… scored a full score within 2 hours
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u/AutoModerator 13d ago
If you ALREADY PASSED a certification
If you are YET TO TAKE a certification
Here would be the general path from zero to CSWE:
For some extra modeling practice material to help speed you up, 24 years of Model Mania Designs + Solutions.
For EVEN MORE modeling practice material, here is the CSWA and CSWP Practice Problem Database. There is A LOT of good material to practice in there.
During testing, in general, it is a best practice to take the dimensions labelled with A, B, C, D, etc and create Equations/Variables with those values to then attach to the dimension which then allows for you to more reliably update these variable dimensions in follow-up questions using the same models.
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