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I was discussing the CPA exam with two managers at my office, both of which passed the exam fairly easily, and they said reading the book or watching the lectures is a waste of time and I should really just be doing as many MCQs as I can get my hands on.
For me, this makes a lot of sense, but I feel like maybe I won’t understand the entire picture of the process. I should say I’ve been through all of the material for FAR before (albeit fairly fast and I didn’t review it before the test). Maybe just reviewing the heavily tested sections or complex areas such as NFP and Governmental and then focusing on the MCQs and reviewing my NINJA notes to piece together the processes and interplay of the different functions.
Anyone with some thoughts or experiences with only focusing on MCQs?
AUD-Failed (Waiting for Score)
BEC-PASSED (First try)
REG-Failed (Retake February 2013)
FAR-Failed (Retake January 2013)
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