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Also, what were your scores? I’m planning on devoting 1000 hours(I want to absolutely master the stuff). Are they enough?
Yes they are more than enough – but remember it’s about the effectivness of study not the ‘time amount’.
Personally I have never counted hours which I have spent on studying.
1000 hours! How will you manage that? 1000 hours / 120 days = around 8 hours each day!! Do you not work or intend to have a life at all over the next 4 months?
You should be realistic about what you are able to do. Make a plan of what you are going to study and be ready about six weeks prior for revision.
I wish you luck and admire that you intend to do this much workF7 – I did weekly classes circa 3 hours x 14 weeks + 3 hours a week + Revision classes, 24 hours + 3 weeks cramming, 60-80 hours, Total = 170 – 190 hours maximum. Got 70%.
F9 – I say I did slightly less similar to the above 150-170 hours and got 61%.
I just done F8 & P2 in Dec 14
I say I did less than 100 hours F8 & over 220 hours P2.
Will get F8 & P2 is knife-edge….so you aren’t always rewarded for time you put in.
Well I guess I’ve been overestimating. Eight hours a day is pretty realistic and doable though and that too without sacrificing your social life. I wake up at like 5. I start studying at 7 until 4 including some breaks. You can do whatever you want in the evening or late evening.
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