[notebook8]

NINJA Question –

I just noticed that you can break down all the NINJA MCQ by the exact CSO framework. Right down to every subsection.

I know the software is designed to zone in on your weak areas, but what do you guys think of this plan?

1) Go through each section/subsection in order, doing all those questions for each section/subsection at once

2) Every few days, do random bunches of MCQ you already studies

3) After you go through the entire NINJA MCQ’s in order, then let the software choose questions for you

Do you think this is a feasible plan? The reason being is because I am studying FAR and there is so much information, that I feel I learn better by doing multiple questions in a row on the same topic. Of course I will also be using the NINJA Notes and the Book when it comes out more structure and information.

Thoughts?

P.S – I also like the fact that the NINJA MCQ are only AICPA-licensed questions. The NINJA MCQ testbank has about 400-500 less MCQ than my Becker software, but I feel Becker has a lot of unnecessary publisher-adapted questions than only help to burn me out. I feel this method will help me study for efficiently.

[Zuly]

Hi notebook, I'm actually trying a very similar method studying for FAR so I would love to hear other people's opinions. I am actually working on re-writing my notes this weekend since I think I have a pretty good grasp of what my weak areas are and then try to go down the list of NINJA MCQs by section/subsection and then do overall ones to keep the information fresh. I personally think your plan is good but I can't be too sure since it will be my first exam. Good luck to you!

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[ijustwant76]

I studied for FAR in sections. Had to do a bunch of regular and custom sessions. The regular sessions will recycle questions; whereas in custom sessions, you can set new questions only.

[notebook8]

thanks for your guys' advice

[Author]

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