[Yaz88]

Hi guys,

So I am studying for FAR now and I feel like I am moving too Fast. What I do:

1- Watch all the lecture of a section, do the class Qs while Watching,

2-Skimming through the book and making few notes.

3- Study Problems.

I am averaging 70%, but I just move on once I do the MCQ once.

I have now finished Section 7, is 2/3hrs enough to finish a section? I feel like I am not focusing enough and going quickly.

Please share your thoughts and strategies. Thank you

[xdesix]

What I suggest is not moving on once you do the MCQ once, but to keep doing MCQ from previous sections so the material stays fresh in your mind. So after section 1, when you're on the next section, do section 1 and 2 MCQ, when you're on section 3 do 1, 2, and 3 etc etc.

AUD: Passed
BEC: Passed
REG: Studying

[jm962011]

I second adding MCQ from the previous lecture once you finish a lecture. If you finished chp 3 lecture/writing notes and book problems, do some chp 3 only questions. Before moving onto chp 4, you should do some chp 1, chp 2 and chp 3 questions.

[EDM1204]

In the beginning I was going back to previous sections to review after I learned a section but I since stopped since some of the material either was difficult, long, or I couldn't comprehend it and I was going over my allotted time for the day (I study 8am-4pm M-F). But to balance it out I do a review of what I did for the week on Saturday from 8am-2pm and I read the chapters and then do the IPQ's on them (usually 30 if they have a max 50 because it takes a lot of time). I haven't taken FAR yet, but I will be reviewing hard as soon as I am done and doing a lot of NINJA MCQ's and SIMS.

F- 78
A- 70, 69, 74, 70
R- 68, 70
B- 76

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