Worth it to focus on Individual Taxation? - Page 2

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  • #182753
    Anonymous
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    Right now, I score around 63% on Wiley practice sessions. My topic percentages range from 50%-88% with several in green. One topic percentage, Individual Taxation, is horrendous at 12%. At this point, with the exam being on Saturday, January 4, 2014, should I keep doing MCQs on this topic or just sack it and just guess if I come across this on the actual exam?

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  • #500764
    Anonymous
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    Appreciate the advice guys.

    Unfortunately, job I'm doing right now requires a lot of spontaneous overtime (which I don't know when it is going to be most of the time), currently this is probably the best chance I'll get, so I unfortunately have to keep my REG date of 1-4-14. However, I am willing to take feedback regarding my strategy. The description below is my strategy for REG this time around (in chronological order):

    3 weeks of CPAexcel lectures

    1 weeks of Ninja notes

    2 weeks of 72 MCQ and flashcards per day

    1 week of Ninja notes

    1 week of 72 MCQ and flashcards per day

    1 week of 72 MCQ and flashcards and review lectures and MCQ of specific topics I am weak on per day

    Also, for the last 5 weekends before the exam, I would read the Ninja notes and listen to the Ninja audio in addition to the other stuff

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    hjc
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    I agree with @thehip41. You need to focus on the quality of your study and not the quantity. When I was studying I did not keep track of how many questions or time spent a day. Whatever free time you have…you just study. I would set goals for each day (ie complete chpt 1 videos and do hw). Setting a number of questions to do a day may not equate to passing unless you understand the core concepts. Buckle down and focus on working on the areas that you are weak.

    Bec – 80

    Far – 80

    Aud – 81

    Reg – 82

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    hjc
    Member

    I agree with @thehip41. You need to focus on the quality of your study and not the quantity. When I was studying I did not keep track of how many questions or time spent a day. Whatever free time you have…you just study. I would set goals for each day (ie complete chpt 1 videos and do hw). Setting a number of questions to do a day may not equate to passing unless you understand the core concepts. Buckle down and focus on working on the areas that you are weak.

    Bec – 80

    Far – 80

    Aud – 81

    Reg – 82

    #500698
    thehip41
    Participant

    Right, hours don't mean anything if you don't learn how to do anything.

    Focus on learning the materials.

    FAR - 83
    AUD - 73 92
    BEC - 83
    REG - 88

    Licensed CPA in the state of Michigan

    #500768
    thehip41
    Participant

    Right, hours don't mean anything if you don't learn how to do anything.

    Focus on learning the materials.

    FAR - 83
    AUD - 73 92
    BEC - 83
    REG - 88

    Licensed CPA in the state of Michigan

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