[iamstrong]

Hi there. Well, I took FAR on June 6th and I failed with a 67. I used Becker and was doing fine working one chapter at a time but when everything was combined during the review stage, I was trending 71-72.

I got the NINJA notes and MCQs. Does anyone know how this works? Do i start copying the notes first and then work questions? I would like to retake in 6-7 weeks.

thank you!

Rachel

FAR 67

[KJ]

I failed FAR too. I am writing Ninja notes and then doing MCQ. If I get the question wrong, I write the question and explanation why it was wrong. I read book on the topic only if I really don't understand it. I am reviewing the topics that I think I am not too bad on and have a good grasp and leaving beast topics (Bonds, Leases, Deferred taxes – my enemies) closer to my exam date so its still fresh.

I am also listening to audio to/from work. I am just behind in my preparation right now because of lot of things happening in my life (no excuse) but I am giving my 100% to try to knock FAR in my re-take.

What is your plan?

FAR - August 2016
AUD - September 2016
REG - October 2016
BEC - November 2016

Remember: "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler." - Albert Einstein

[iamstrong]

Hi there,
I was thinking of diving in with the assessment and seeing where my weak points are and then going back to NINJA notes to review? The review is great but i feel its the application and the MCQs. Maybe i'm wrong?

FAR 67

[Phoxhunter]

What worked for me was writing down the Ninja Notes on Index cards for each section then go over the MCQs. To coincide with the notes section I made a separate “only” JE index cards for each section. I feel once you get a really good handle of the JE everything will fall into place.

FAR-84

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