[Anonymous]

NINJA Question –

I don’t understand the difference between ninja 10 point combo and ninja notes. How are the two different? And which one is more useful when one is using Becker self study program. I am planning to study from Becker self study and Wiley TB (Book version) for FAR. Should I use any other material too?

Your suggestions will be appreciated.

[Anonymous]

NINJA Notes are exactly how they sound – a PDF of notes on each section in an exam.

The 10-point Combo includes the NINJA Notes, in addition to some extras: NINJA Audio, 3 months access to NINJA MCQ, NINJA Blitz Video, and NINJA Flashcards.

I passed the exam before the NINJA MCQ and Blitz were available, and I still thought the 10-point Combo was the best thing out there. I didn't use the Flashcards very much (simply because I'm not a flashcard person), but I LOVED the NINJA Notes and the Audio was fantastic for using during my commute to and from work each day. I personally thought they were very helpful and I do not regret any dollar I spent on them.

[Anonymous]

NINJA Notes are exactly how they sound – a PDF of notes on each section in an exam.

The 10-point Combo includes the NINJA Notes, in addition to some extras: NINJA Audio, 3 months access to NINJA MCQ, NINJA Blitz Video, and NINJA Flashcards.

I passed the exam before the NINJA MCQ and Blitz were available, and I still thought the 10-point Combo was the best thing out there. I didn't use the Flashcards very much (simply because I'm not a flashcard person), but I LOVED the NINJA Notes and the Audio was fantastic for using during my commute to and from work each day. I personally thought they were very helpful and I do not regret any dollar I spent on them.

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