[thebigguy1992]

NINJA Question –

I was just watching this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pn3Ng3ngFzs), and saw that at the end Jeff goes over the question by clicking on the terms in the bottom left hand corner and goes over each term. i see that their definitions add a little extra to the question and more explanation. I’ve never used this, but i feel like it may be useful but a little time consuming. does anyone else use this? i may use it for Audit and Reg from now on (my last two tests). i just want to know if this is some feature of ninja mcq that i have just completely missed out on for my other tests, or if its actually not that important/useful

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Yes, I did for all my exams except for BEC. You will see a lot of repetition though. I was in a rush for BEC so had to go through the MCQs more quickly than I would have liked. I think reading the links helped a lot.

There are also Reference links in bottom middle.

FAR - June 2016 - 88
REG - July 2016 - 89
AUD - Aug 2016 - review phase currently
BEC - Sep 2016 -

Wiley CPA Excel & Ninja MCQ

[thebigguy1992]

yeah, thats what I'm thinking of doing for my audit re-take. I am taking the next two weeks off for studying full-time before busy season, and I'm looking to study 8 hours a day. so I'm thinking this time im going to read all of the terms for each question. i think jeff sometimes says this is how ninja MCQ can replace a video course – because you can read those terms yourself with the MCQ, instead of the video course having someone read it to you

[thebigguy1992]

i also just realized there's the references section in the bottom middle after you answer the question. that has additional nuggets related to the question that seem really helpful/useful. wish i saw this earlier

[atx15]

When I was studying, I would click the definition links and the reference links when I didn't understand the question or fully understand the explanation. I would also use the links to help me write notes. I found the information extremely useful because they gave me information about more than just what the question was asking. When I got to the review stage, I would quiz myself on the definitions just to make sure I knew the information without looking at my notes. And I would blurt out whatever information I knew about the topic in the question and then click on the reference links to make sure I was right. It made the actual test easier because I could talk my way through each question, rather than panic and waste time.

AUD - 72, 83
BEC - 71
REG - 74, 77
FAR - Aug 2016

[hasy]

`Course! They are more descriptive than the Roger explanations.

Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired, and success achieved - Helen Keller

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BEC 80 (10/23/15)
FAR 72 (4/2/15); 83 (7/11/16)
REG 52 (4/28/15)
AUD (9/9/16)

Roger + NINJA MCQ + WTB

[thebigguy1992]

it just seems like it has opened up a whole new set of information/explanations for the problems. I'm surprised i passed two tests already without knowing about this before. the explanations sometimes just add a little extra to what the paragraph below the problem says or sometimes they relate it to something different which helps too

do you guys all find it helpful too or is that just me? or do some people not even look at the terms/references and just look at the answer explanation? i usually look at all of the terms first, and then they become redundant so i usually stick with the references explanations after that

[thebigguy1992]

i just have to say i think a big part about me increasing my score from a 70 to 88 in audit in less than 3 weeks of studying had to partly due to me finding out about this feature. its underrated and not really talked about, but it gives really good explanations

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