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At least for me…
I watched all the lectures and highlighted all the material mentioned in the lectures in the book. I then read over the material and go and try to do Wiley MCQ’s for that particular section. I usually end up getting 40-50% however every time i get a right answer i make sure i got the right answer for same reason i thought i picked that answer. If i get the answer wrong i then read why i got the wrong answer and try to understand why i got it wrong.
After doing all the questions in Wiley for that particular section i go do the Ninja MCQ’s and usually score in 80-85s…honestly the questions i do miss are because i dont read the question right i really should be scoring 90’s.
Anyway i just feel like doing MCQ’s is so much more efficient then watching lectures and reading the book. Has anyone tried passing a section by jumping right into MCQ’s and learning from the explanations?
I spent about
40 hrs on watching all the lectures
10 hrs on revewing the materials
20 hrs doing MCQ’s
and i swear i felt like i got more out of the 20 hrs doing MCQ’s then i did with 50 hrs of watching lectures/reviwing materials.
What is your opinion on this ? My first exam is July 5th so i am just trying to find a better way to study for future exams.
REG-77
BEC -Waiting on score May 5th
AUD - May 30
FAR - Q3 depending on if i pass above two in Q2
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