BEC 2 Weeks

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    abanhiqbal
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    Can it be done? I am scheduled for the exam July 4th and have Becker, I am considering purchasing ninja mcq as well. I will have no problem studying for 12 hours a day (~130 hours). I just want to know if that is enough time to “digest” the information. Any suggestions on what methods I should use would be greatly appreciated.

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  • #1575097
    kdawg22
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    What is the rush. You still won't find out your results until September 19th

    Trust the Process

    FAR - 83 Wiley
    BEC - 68 Wiley, 74 (Wiley & NINJA), 79 (Wiley, NINJA, & Becker SIMS)
    AUD - 72 Wiley, 77 (Wiley & NINJA)
    REG - 88 Wiley & NINJA

     

    #1575100
    Anonymous
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    two weeks is aggressive- is there a reason for such a time crunch? I am sure it can be done…

    #1575103
    Anthony
    Participant

    Can it be done? Yes..I've done it in 2-2.5 weeks right before the changes. The real question is can you do it?

    AUD - 82
    BEC - 80
    FAR - 81
    REG - 82
    FAR - 74 first attempt
    #1575110
    RE2PECT
    Participant

    I've heard of other's doing it, but it depends how familiar you are with the material and how much studying you can do in those 2 weeks. Studying 12 hours a day seems a little aggressive and I'd be worried about losing focus and getting burnt out. I would hit my limit at 4-5 hours, but everyone is different and if you're young and not working I guess it can be done. Good luck and hopefully you can pull it off.

    "Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity."

    Roger & Ninja

    FAR: 75
    AUD: 73, 81
    BEC: 71, 73, 82
    REG: 68, 82

    FAR: 75 Roger & Ninja (notes/flashcards/audio/MCQ)
    AUD: 73, 81
    BEC: 71, retake 8/29
    REG:

    #1575119
    _leashhhhh
    Participant

    I will be sitting for BEC the third time around in three weeks (July 8th). So yes it can be done! 12 hours a day is a lot. Personally I would stick to 4-5 hours a day. Weekends I tend to aim for 6-8 hours with an afternoon break. You just have to be consistent with your studies. Try not to cheat yourself out of material you “somewhat” understand.

    I am also using Becker. Good luck !

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