[xpa17]

Hi ninjas,

Just received my score for Audit, and 2nd attempt failure…:(

For those who have passed Audit, how did you study for the audit? And how long did you study? I used Becker (which is now expired) and Ninja MCQ and Notes for Audit. I studied about 1 month and beat MCQs pretty hard. I am not sure if I should utilize a different set of review software or strategies.

Any help is appreciated!

Thank you!

[Reema]

Hello,

I studied for Audit for 1.5 months with Roger. Watched lectures, read textbook and hammered on MCQs and sims.

For revision I did not read the text book again as it was too boring, but watched cram courses.

At the end , I also did lot of Ninja MCQS and sims. I ended up getting 86.

[Recked]

Check my sig for course, hours and MCQ's.

How many hours and MCQ's have you invested?

[Josh]

6 weeks of 44 AUD practice exams, 3,000 MCQs and 100 sims, using GLEIM, got me a 77.
I would suggest doing MCQs, writing the info you don't know down, then once you think you know the material, read the book and look for facts you didn't know.

[ARay]

Just got my score back and a 72. Honestly thought I crushed it. O well. Going right back to it and shooting for a 4 week turn around. Going to hammer on MCQs for Roger.

[xpa17]

Thank you guys!

I spent around 60 hours (all Becker lectures + 1484 Ninja MCQs + all Becker MCQs & Simulations) in reviewing the materials. But apparently, this is not enough. I might have tripped over on simulations, but not sure until I get the score report to see my weakest areas. Now that my Becker has expired :(, I will focus on practicing the Ninja MCQs and simulations.

We can do this!!

[CS]

9 weeks or so: used Roger's regular course – watched all lectures (except SIM explanations), read the book, did about 85 % of MCQs + Roger Cram only for the videos since I had a decent amount of time to review…used NINJA MCQ (did 1,000 +) and used NINJA Audio to and from work…used Gleim's test bank (1,000+ MCQs & 85-90 SIMs or so – all SIMs within a few days of the actual test to tie everything together). It might sound like a lot but it's not that much. I don't put in 8 hour sessions or whatever on the weekends (family, my baby), and only study when I get up and when I get to work (get in about an hour and a half early), and will throw in MCQ sets sporadically. My MCQs really pick up once I'm through learning the material.

[Author]

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