I would say it depends. If, you only need 2 weeks (10 days) to work through MCQ and another week to review, it is more than doable.
For MCQ–assuming NINJA–you could do blocks of 20Q, for each major topic group corresponding to NASBA's 5 or 6. When you achieve 80% or better twice move on to the next topic. Incorporate the solution to MCQ you find troubling or increases clarity in some way, as needed, if you take notes.
Once you complete MCQ practice, I would go through the SIMs Jeff set aside that correspond to each major topic group. There's a forum post with the list on the MCQ home page. The SIMs will give you another perspective at the same material.
At the beginning of the last/third week, run through the MCQ Jeff identified as AICPA recently released. There should be four groups of 20 or so MCQ.
Then, do a batch of 20 MCQs for an area or two you feel weak about.
There's your 3-week plan.
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