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Sir John what I mean to ask is that Like I follow, read and learn your F5 notes and also see its lectures. For example there is a topic , throughput accounting, I read and learn this topic from your notes and also see its lectures BUT I DO NOT DO NUMERICAL QUESTION (i.e example 1 and example 2) of throughput accounting and instead do numerical questions of throughput accounting from a Revision kit, so would it be enough to pass F5? Or is it also necessary to do these numerical questions from your study material?
I don’t understand how you can watch the lectures and not be doing the examples because the lectures work through all the examples! Also, you should attempt the short online MCQ tests that we have for each chapter.
So in your opinion one must do numerical examples also along with the whole Revision kit in order to pass f5?
You must study the topics first. If you are using my free lectures to study from then you will automatically be going through the examples.
If instead you are studying from a Study Text then you don’t need to use the lecture notes.Obviously you cannot pass the exam without studying first, and then practicing questions from the Revision Kit.
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