[Big Mike]

NINJA Question –

AUD is my last test. I have used NINJA MCQ for the other 3 sections, but have read that AUD is the one section NINJA did not do as well.

Should I just stick with my Becker MCQ?

[jeff]

This may help: https://www.another71.com/cpa-exam-forum/topic/ninja-mcq-trending-vs-actual-scores/

[Wannafree]

Big Mike,Minja AUD is the best .Read the references in answer and read those referred Audit or attestation std.I have used AUD and got 100% correct 90 questions of actual exam.At least for AUD I can say for sure it's excellent.
Also I can say same about BEC and REG.

[mckan514w]

Ninja AUD is the best. hands down. Would not have passed AUD without Ninja- long story short I messed up my NTS and only had about 2 weeks to study- not enough time to go through my review course so I just hit Ninja MCQ's over and over until I was vomiting AUD. Like @wannaFree said read the answers closely as well as the audit or attestation stds. Good Luck!

and they ask me why I drink...

FAR- 61-next time I'll ask for lube instead of a calculator
REG-75- Never been so happy to see such a low grade
BEC- 8/11
AUD- 9/2

[jtvande]

I only have 23 days to study for AUD. Today is my first day of studying. ROGERs AUD review course is about 20hrs not including questions. I was thinking about watching all of those once and then taking then hitting NINJA. What do yall think would be best?

@mckan514w you went straight to NINJA MCQ? What where you trending before you took the test?

[VanDammage]

I haven't gotten my score back yet, so not sure how I actually did on the exam, but I found the Ninja MCQ for AUD to be extremely helpful. The questions seemed much more similar to what I saw on the actual exam and less scattershot through random topics than the Wiley MCQ. I'd highly recommend using it, especially given the cost relative to other study programs. I've used Ninja MCQ for both AUD and BEC now and came away feeling like both were extremely useful.

[mckan514w]

@jtvande I only had 15 days to study for AUD and was also using Rogers- so yeah I just skipped Rogers all together and went straight to Ninja cranking out the MCQ's and taking notes from the answers. I watched one or two videos from Rogers on a couple of concepts that I was not getting (like sampling)- I also bought a really cheap book on amazon like essentials of audit or something like that (will look it up and post for you) that was a good reference. If i had ANY questions what so ever on the MCQ's I looked it up in the Audit standards- so by the time I got to the SIMS I was really well versed in the AL and how to find something. But essentially I just did MCQ after MCQ after MCQ- I think I was trending low 80's upper 70's when I tested and as you can see from my score I got through by the skin of my teeth but a pass is a pass. Good Luck!

and they ask me why I drink...

FAR- 61-next time I'll ask for lube instead of a calculator
REG-75- Never been so happy to see such a low grade
BEC- 8/11
AUD- 9/2

[mckan514w]

The book was:
Auditing Essentials (Essentials Study Guides)
Frank Giove

It was like 7 bucks on amazon and a great reference tool.

and they ask me why I drink...

FAR- 61-next time I'll ask for lube instead of a calculator
REG-75- Never been so happy to see such a low grade
BEC- 8/11
AUD- 9/2

[Anonymous]

I passed AUD solely with NINJA. Time allocation Used was mostly 90% MCQ and supplemented 10% with the rest of the ten point combo material. I do have a few years working as an auditor though which I'm sure helped a bit.

[Big Mike]

So should I skip Becker MCQ and go straight to Ninja?

I do not have time to do both

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