[Yuri]

Hello everyone, how exactly do you tackle the Ninja MCQs while preparing for your test? I am working MCQs but only get like half right and half wrong for new topics so I feel like I need to copy those explanations in order to review them later. The problem is I am finding myself spending a lot of time doing that when I could be just focusing on studying the wrong answers right then and there and move on. I figure maybe I can go back to it later if need be through the session result page. If this is the way most people are doing it please let me know. I know it sounds like a silly question and I should be figuring it out on what works best for me but I am just curious about what you guys think

[Anonymous]

you can click on the links provided to read the explanations or make notes as you go o nthe wrong ones..Is Ninja your primary review course? If so, I would go back through the book and notes as well on the topics you are getting wrong…

[Yuri]

Hey @Anyatver, yes ninja is my primary, I am just so worried that I might forget the previous sections I have learned. How did you happen to retain so much given such a small amount of time?

[Yuri]

Anyone?

[Recked]

Review your wrong answers, reviews why its wrong, and then review the right answer, to make sure you got it right for the right reasons.
Do the questions, review and move along.
The more questions you do, the more concepts you will experience, the more chances you have to learn.
Keep doing MCQs so you can see your strong and weak areas, and then focus on weak areas to try and learn more and get stronger in them.

[Yuri]

Thank you!

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