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I have FAR on 9/9/17 and because work and life got a bit in the way, I haven’t been able to put in as much studying as I wanted to. From the beginning of August through around last week, I followed the Ninja methodology to watch all the lectures and wrote down all the Ninja notes without really doing any MCQs whatsoever. Two days ago, I started doing Ninja MCQs, did about 150 or so, and trended at 50-55% without any real variation above or below that mark. I’m kind of concerned that it’ll be difficult to surpass that threshold. I’m a non-accounting business major, so I only went up to Intermediate I in school, so a lot of the concepts are really foreign to me.
Today through 9/8, I’m taking vacation time all day, every day to study. I plan on being awake about 18 hours a day until test day. I won’t have any other distractions aside from meals, exercise, and other personal care, which probably takes my realistic max study hours to 16 hours a day. Social media and games are shut down.
What’s the best plan of attack to get my trending score higher?
– Changing the MCQ subject matter to other areas of focus?
– Best approach to deal with wrong answers?
– Taking breaks?
– Is there a diminishing return by actually studying all 16 available hours? Should I study fewer hours?
– Certain number of questions a day I should shoot for? I’m currently capable of about 20/hour (*16 max hours = 320/day).
– Any other factors I might not be considering?Thanks
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