AuthorTopic: 5 sessions left
csoni
@2018-10-17 00:25:39
I have 5 sessions left to study plus formulas from other most of the sessions. 3 of those sessions are Financial statements analysis and 1 is Ethics. I hope i complete things on time. I m really tensed. The problem is that i cant study more than 3 hours a day. Does anyone have a tip for me to increase the study time.

Regards.
mattg
@2018-10-22 22:38:15
Use the mock exams analyst notes gives you - don't worry about plowing through every word of the study sessions; the more questions you are exposed to that make you think in the way you will have to for the test, the better off you will be.

After taking a mock exam, go through it and figure out what you missed and why, then bounce back and forth between areas to study each day so you don't get burned out ... I know the feeling of not being able to study as much as you want, the material is simply very dry.

Hope this helps, just an idea :)
Thecatz
@2019-11-05 11:14:02
Are you going to take the 2018 December exam ?

because if you do, you have to master ethics and financial analysis... it's the core of the first level (15% & 30%)...

my advice : read a resume of ethics and do a lot of practice questions. for analysis work SS8&9, i am sure that they are really more important thant SS7&10.

If you don't have a lot of time, it's a question of yield : work SS1, SS8, SS9, its only 3 over 5 SS. Then do a lot of questions. And try to take 5 mock exams. It's really more important to master the SS, than doing 20 mock exam.

I have finished all the SS and have read twice some of them (3/4). But now i have to review quickly every SS for a last time. I have done 2500 Schweser questions (80%). But it's only the basic one. I need to do all the analyst notes review questions, and some mock exam. I'm really not self-confident... i scored only between 55% and 80% on analystesnotes. But as i'm no more going to my school, i have almost 8 to 10 hours a day... but as weird as it is, my knowledge are'nt deepth...

sorry for my english, i'm French, so i make a lot of mistakes :)

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