[Anonymous]

So I have just recently started to study for the exam, I am planning on taking AUD and FAR in April/May. I’m using the Wiley books and the Wiley Online Test Bank. What I have been doing for AUD so far is I read the module, work the MCQs, rework any that I missed, work a few sims, and then I work like 40 questions online and a few sims. Also after every third module I do some questions online from all the modules I’ve done just as a recap.

What I was wondering is if this seems like a good study plan and what I should do when I have finished reading all the modules? Rework all of the MCQs maybe?

Also my plan is to alternate between one module of FAR and one of AUD, does this seem like a good idea?

[Anonymous]

Hey,

I think your basic plan of working and reworking MCQs is great but I think that if you spend time making notes on the modules and well as the MCQs you answer incorrectly, it might help you understand and retain concepts better. The last couple of days before the exam can be spent reading all the handwritten notes and solving as many MCQs as possible.

Also, I do NOT think it is a good idea to switch so much between FAR and AUD. I can't speak for others, but I would find that highly confusing. Its always been easier for me to study one subject thoroughly, take the exam and then move on to the next one. Even if you choose to study both together, I think a module is too small for you to switch between (may be try doing the entire chapter and then switching so that you can retain the connections and concepts between the modules of that one chapter).

Hope this helps! Good Luck Studying! 🙂

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