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NINJA Question –

Is that they never heard of NINJA MCQ! & if they did, they don’t even use it. Truly believe seeing & practicing every single MCQ is the key to passing

REG 68,87
BEC 85
FAR 75
AUD 64,64, 86!

[Anonymous]

Let's hope so as I've been studying since July for FAR and have gone through every single MCQ and then some!

[Ana]

we'll see if it's true. using it the 4th time around. haven't used it for any other test and passed.

[jenpen]

For me, I'm pretty sure Ninja is the only reason I've passed anything. So far my only passes have been when I used Ninja exclusively. It just works for me. It may not be for everyone, but I'll keep on singing Jeff's praises as long as I can. It's affordable and effective, which can be a deadly combo.

AUD - 56 - 68 - 61 - 9/8/16
REG - 75
FAR - 7/15/16
BEC - TBD

Wiley CPAexcel and NINJA 10 Point Combo

[Chandler]

Amen. I passed BEC & FAR without Ninja, but there was no chance I was going to pass AUD without it. I'm so convinced it works that I bought it for REG too just to avoid a potential re-take. I brag about Ninja to so many of my cpa-studying friends that they probably think I'm getting commission on it!

[darthlarryboy]

Are you guys mainly talking about the MCQ's when talking about Ninja?

[jenpen]

Definitely the test bank, but also the notes and audio are amazing. I even use the books and the flashcards.

AUD - 56 - 68 - 61 - 9/8/16
REG - 75
FAR - 7/15/16
BEC - TBD

Wiley CPAexcel and NINJA 10 Point Combo

[Earla Riopel (NYCARE)]

As background, I am a very old US CPA candidate. For all those years, I passed: (Blaw(BEC)-1999; AUD-2008/2017Q3 & REG-2009.

As a Canadian resident, my CPA exams aren't so important for a very long time. I cross the border at least every once a year or every 18 months, just to keep my CPA candidate status active.

Since I lost my credits for AUD & REG in 2010, I only been trying to do one section (FAR) until 2015, got me a 63% in Q2 2015. All those years, I only used my old 2014 FDF Becker/Wiley materials, and pre-2008 textbooks. Never really had anything to show for. That's when I decided to get into the Ninja products in 2015.

At first, I was hesitant to use Ninja for the majority of my review. Maybe only used 25% of it, because I was always running out of time. I took 2 sets of 4 sections in 2017 Q1 (NTS expiring) & Q3, as experimentation of the new format, with hardly any review preparation.

So, basically, in the last 2 years I have been steady about getting my US CPA. I was rewarded for the second time, I passed AUD in Q3. I would say, I couldn't have done it without any help from newer Ninja notes.

For 2017 Q4, I am writing FAR/BEC/REG. I know it's insane, but as Canadian resident, I have to take all of them, racing for the 18 months threshold period, again. This time, I am very serious. So serious enough, that I took a full 2 months just studying, spending 10-12 hours a day. I don't stop until my hands start hurting from doing notes.

Since the exam scores comes from 50% MCQs & 50% SIMs, I allocated the months of my review:

1st month: Ninja Plus videos, Ninja Notes, Ninja Book, Ninja audio, and old/new AICPA newly released MCQs (2005-2016), about 600+ MCQs per section & doing notes at the same time. Plus, mock exams every weekend, mostly number problems.

2nd month: Just ALL Ninja MCQs/SIMs as for my Final review.

It's insane. But I will be much prepared the next time I step into Prometric in less than 6 weeks.

If I pass all 4 sections, I would definitely give majority of the credit to Ninja & some from my old/new AICPA newly released MCQs notes.

I used ninja MCQ for my last AUD exam with GLEIM – 73

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