[woobie]

Hey all,

Just worked ahead on my MaCC and wrapped up everything early. Started studying two days ago and I’m in F1 now.

Through the first two modules I’ve only seen 30’ish MCQs in Becker. Are there any more on the platform that I am missing? I guess I am underwhelmed considering the amount of hype given to the platform (my firm is paying for it, so I don’t really care, just want to pass).

I subscribed to Ninja, is the normal method just to hammer Ninja MCQs in addition to Becker?

Also, I am noticing that some content in MCQs is not covered in Becker’s lectures or the book. Is this normal?

 

 

[Jimmy Dugan]

You'll have 40 for some modules and 10 for others, and anything in between. There are more questions for areas that are more heavily tested. They all add up to around the same amount of questions as any other review course. For that matter, practically every course has the same retired exam questions. There aren't many, if any, questions that are unique to Becker or any of the other courses (except Gleim).

I think most of the questions would be covered in the book but there will be a few that aren't, especially if the material isn't heavily tested.

The Ninja MCQ are basically identical to the ones you'll find in Becker. I used Ninja mainly so that I could find my weak areas. I used the Becker questions after I finished going through a chapter to reinforce the material. Once I went through every chapter, I took 30 question random quizzes in Ninja. Once I got up to around 200 questions in Ninja, I used the reports to identify my weak areas and then studied those harder in the becker book and lectures. The reports/analytical tools are the main reason to use Ninja, IMO.

[woobie]

Thanks Jimmy, that is super helpful. This is a weird process starting out. I want to be efficient, but don't want to take any shortcuts either which will bite me.

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