Can I apply for the DSC exam twice?

You're not allowed to take the exam twice without sitting out for 12 months. This is because the DSC has to worry about both fairness for the candidates and fairness to the public. If someone who failed were able to retake it, they wouldn't be learning anything from their failure, so they would never improve and would just keep retaking until passing. In contrast, when someone sits outa year then takes another exam; they're getting better each time while still showing a good handle on what is expected of them since their first try. Having people retry only after waiting months ensures that everyone improves over time.

How to prepare for the DSC exam if you have failed once?

DSC the exam is not easy and you cannot pass it without having enough preparation. And the most important part of preparing for the DSC exam is to study from good sources such as textbooks, videos, or online courses. You will need to prepare thoroughly before sitting your DSC exam again if you have already failed once. The best way when coming back after your first failure would be to join a training course with one of leading online institutes like Achievers Academy - this includes everything from strategy lectures about what makes a paper difficult at A-level, through detailed lectures on specific subject areas in which students might have had difficulty previously, all the way up to mock exams where we go over previous papers together so that students are familiar with common pitfalls and errors they may make during their real exam.

Here are few tips you can follow:

- Read through the paper thoroughly before beginning to answer questions.

- Answer all of the easy questions first and establish a baseline score. This will help you identify where your weaknesses are later on in the exam when time becomes limited.

- Work out how much time is left at regular intervals so that you don’t run out of time unexpectedly. For example, if there are only 20 minutes left for this section and it has taken 25 minutes to answer five questions then leave those last two unanswered – they can be completed back at school once you have finished with the rest of the paper! This might sound hard but these tips will save valuable points which could potentially lead to overall success - not just an improvement in one or two subjects.