@jas
Everytime I have sat for a test, I have studied different. Each test even each retake requires something a little different in my opinion. I have friends that study the exact same way and come out passing all of the test too! I say all that to say you have to find what works for you!!
I have used the ninja approach for my BEC pass. I watched all the videos/lectures first. Then I took notes and then zillions of mcq's and then review my notes.
For my financial pass, I watched the lectures and took separate notes. As I finished each lecture I would do some of the questions on that specific topic. Then I went into review mode. I wrote down every question I got wrong in a notebook along with every journal entry. I then just did zillions of mcq. Also I spent one night on the really big topics like pensions, leases, bonds, ect, I also listened to ninja audio during my commutes and at the gym! I would listen to the audio once or twice while reading through the ninja notes.
Look through all the study groups and you will find different ways to study! Everyone does it different.
{R: PASSED!! (I passed one!)}
{B: PASSED!! (Halfway there!)}
{F: PASSED!! (1 left!!!)}
{A: PASSED(I am done!!)}
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