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Hello Chris, I am happy with your lectures and explaining everything in nice detail. I recently passed F5 with 62 %on second attempt. and this time I am giving FR and AA together. I scored 83 % in FA a year ago. I had been very unefficient with time manegement and wasted alot of time. But now, I am very serious with my progress and Want to attempt two exams together.
But i am not quite sure how to go on, Should i keep both FR and AA in parallel and study both every day. OR Just put my entire focus on one subject for 1 month and complete its syllabus and then All focus on another exam and keep revising the first one occasionally and complete examkit of both exams for enough practice.
I believe i can complete one exam syllabus in one month and i have 4 month till sept. attempt.You are very prestigious and experienced. You have seen students go through all kinds of thing and different stages, You know what works for them and what not.
I want to know what is better way and what advice you want to give me ?
You know the mistakes and carelessness i might do , Can can you advice me with tackling two exams together ? FR and AA are different exams with few similarity But what is your advice on it ?
Hi Lokesh,
Thank you for the kind words and best of luck with the FR and AA studies.
there is no right answer to your question but personally I would prefer to mix the studying of the two subjects, particularly for the teaching phase. So, with a 5-day week then I’d probably do three days of FR and two days of AA. This keeps things changing and allows you to make good progress with both
When it comes to the revision then I’d switch it slightly and have a full week of FR and then a full week of AA. This allows you to keep the focus each week on the one subject and maximise your ability to do well on each.
Thanks
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