REG definition

REG means Regal Entertainment Group or its successor or any Person that wholly owns REG, directly or indirectly, in the future.

Examples of REG in a sentence

  • While the number of TBSs increased, the number of MCQs decreased for all sections except for the REG exam, which slightly increased.

  • Because of the increase in TBSs to assess higher order skills, the scoring weight of multiple choice questions and TBSs is now approximately 50 percent each in AUD, FAR and REG.

  • AUD, FAR and REG each include eight to nine TBSs. Multiple Choice Questions Task-Based Simulations Written Communication Section Current 2017 Current 2017 Current 2017 AUD 90 72 7 8 - - BEC 72 62 - 4 3 3 FAR 90 66 7 8 - - REG 72 76 6 8 - - On the previous version of the exam, candidates typically alloted 10 to 20 minutes on each TBS.

  • Business Environments and Concepts (BEC) and Regulation (REG) sections of the CPA Exam increased by one hour to account for increased Task Based Simulations (TBS) and the higher level skills being assessed.

  • INCREASE TIME ALLOCATION & ADJUST SCORING WEIGHTS: AUD BEC FAR REG CURRENT 60% MCQ 40% TBS 85% MCQ 15% WC 60% MCQ 40% TBS 60% MCQ 40% TBS 2017 50% MCQ 50% TBS 50% MCQ 35% TBS 15% WC 50% MCQ 50% TBS 50% MCQ 50% TBS The chart below shows the changes in question type on the 2017 CPA Exam.


More Definitions of REG

REG means Rwanda Energy Group, established pursuant to the law N° 97/2013 of 31 January, 2014.
REG means Red Ensign Group
REG means Xxxxx Exploration Group, Inc., a Delaware corporation.
REG means regulation.
REG means Renewable Energy Group, Inc., a Delaware corporation.
REG or “Reg. §§” means a temporary or final regulation or regulations promulgated by the U.S. Treasury Department under the Code, as such regulations may be amended from time to time.