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Re don’t open your textbook.

You should use text book for the theory on IAS/IFRSs as it will have the theory and application, (these have been reviewed by examining team)
this makes the themes stick in the mind and this is only approx. 12 chps to master.
If you don’t you will end up thinking you have missed something and there will be gaps in your knowledge. And to this technical articles then you should be covered. only use web pages for the newest docs only.

Finish off with question practice. this takes time!

1 month
a) notes ifrs 8 days b) consol+cashflow section A learning +practice 8days
c) intensive question practice 12 days d) complete 2 mocks and de-brief 2 days.

ps- clearly open tuition lectures etc covered in a)=b)

fulltime study or part-time work – do-able in one month. If not then its not worth the gamble.
not possible if working fulltime unless you have completed course before or have been through all open tuition notes examples x3 times etc. prior to the start of the month

I believe this is how prize winners with full time jobs pass.

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