Rescheduled bad

I was supposed to sit for my CMA US exam in 5 days, but today I finally decided to reschedule it to June after overthinking for days.

Honestly, I’m feeling really disappointed in myself and I need advice from people who’ve actually been through this.

My biggest issue is accuracy. I’ve completed coaching MCQs multiple times to the point where I almost remember answers instead of actually solving them. When I try fresh questions, my accuracy drops and I panic. I can study concepts, but under timed pressure I start making silly mistakes and doubting myself.

Another major fear is Section C. I keep hearing that MCQs can still be managed, but simulations/essays are what decide the exam. I’ve barely practiced enough fresh Section C questions and that scared me a lot. In mock exams, even when I know concepts, I struggle with presentation, time management, and confidence.

I didn’t want to walk into the exam hoping for luck. So I postponed even though the original date was very close.

Now I have almost one full month for the June attempt and I want to use it properly instead of just rewatching lectures or rereading notes again and again.

Can experienced CMA candidates please guide me on:

Firstttt what types of ques come are they exact same from hock or gliem

- What should a realistic 1-month strategy look like?

- How many MCQs daily?

- Best source for fresh MCQs besides coaching material?

- How to improve accuracy under pressure?

- How much time should I dedicate to Section C daily?

- Is one month enough to turn things around if basics are mostly done?

I genuinely want to clear this attempt and stop studying out of fear. Any practical advice or success stories after postponing would really help.