[imahilni]

Hi everyone. I finished bs in accounting more then a year ago, want to start studying now.

How much hours a day do you think, I should put in order to prepare myself for FAR exam in 7 weeks?

I am familiar with the topics, but now it very vague.

Thanks

[Will911]

I think I remember watching a video from this forum that said 7 weeks 20 hours/week. I don't think it would matter how you split the study hours up. I originally planned to study for 7-8 weeks but I was lazy when it came to scheduling my test, so now I have 11 weeks to study… haha.

[Jdn9201]

Is this your first exam? You're likely going to need 100+ hours, but it's really hard to pin it down to a certain number. When I first started studying last August, it took me a good week to get consistent study habits going and a sense of the pace I needed to keep up with. My advice – have goals of being at a certain point by week 2, week 4, etc. but be flexible. Some topics will take you longer; some will take you shorter. Be more concerned with how well you are learning the material vs how much time you spend on it.

BEC - 88 8/29/15
REG - 82 11/14/15
AUD - 83 1/8/16
FAR - 80 2/29/16

[imahilni]

Is video => book => mcq and than new chapter is a good strategy? It's my first exam

[Sang]

1. Some people here recommend studying around 200 hours and doing 3,000 to 5,000 Ninja MCQs.

If you want to reach 200 hours, you have to study for about 5 hours a day, 6 days a week, for 7 weeks.

2. Some people prefer doing: Videos => Book => MCQs.

For me personally, I prefer reading the book first before watching the videos, because sometimes I am not familiar with the materials talked about in the videos.

FAR: (5/24/16) | (7/16/16)

AUD: (9/07/16)

BEC: TBA

REG: TBA

FAR: (05/24/16) | (07/15/16) | (10/22/16)
AUD: (09/07/16) | (11/29/16) |
BEC: TBD
REG: TBD
Using Roger CPA Review + Ninja (MCQs, Notes, Audio)

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