[mjbey1s]

Hi everyone,

I am re-taking Audit on 4/4 after getting a 73 back in February. I purchased the Ninja CPA MCQ and have already finished all 1600 questions and have done over 2400 questions total. I am averaging no less than an 85 on any section, and can do sets of 50 and 100 questions without missing more than a couple of questions. I have 28 more days until my test, and I am not sure what to do with my time.

I continue to spend between 2-3 hours per day redoing multiple choice questions over and over. I feel like I got them all down pat and wish I could take the exam now. Anyone have any advice on how they think I should spend my time over the next 3+ weeks??? Any advice is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

[If I can, u can too!]

You should read the explanation when you're solving questions b/c they will educate you in areas that are not specifically covered by the Ninja MCQ. When in doubt, search for the pronouncements (AU-C, PCAOB, AR, etc) mentioned in the Ninja MCQ or search on your own. That will help you much.

Also get to 100% trending on Ninja MCQ by solving all questions right at least once. Ensure to do all SIMs as well. I would also solve all problems in your book for your weak areas; my weak areas were internal control and audit evidence so I read every word in those sections and solved all questions in those 2 chapters. It helped a lot.

There's also AICPA release questions in the homepage of your Ninja MCQ. Do both of them in the next couple of weeks. Use this site and post questions in the Audit study rooms. GL!!!!

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REG-72,77
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and a little thing i like to call, time and effort!
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