Hello. I work full time(8 hrs/ 40 hrs a week) and I haven't started F7 yet because of different reasons. One of them was work travel. I was in UK for 40 days, underwent some hardcore workplace training, Now I'm back home and working 60 hr weeks which is not a for-life thing. Hopefully, I will be back to my old 40 hr week routine by the end of this month. So I can't start F7 prep until the end. I was thinking to start from 1st March, that's 94 days until exam. If I study for 3 hours everyday until exam, that'll be 282 total hours. My question is a little odd. Do you think these hours are enough? How long did it take you guys to prepare? Are 94 days enough, especially if one's target is to get 70+ score? It's my last fundamentals paper and I need 70+ score because I need that first class degree to be even considered for admission to LSE next year.
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FRWhat does it take to get 70+ score?
bump....anyone?
Is that the only subject you are studying?
I think that should be more than enough, but the key will be question practice both during study and at revision time.
What method are you going to study....just Open Tuition??
BR
11y ago#33 months should be enough if you really can maintain a 3 hour per day schedule.
Get stuck into the course notes and, should you have any issues or lack of understanding, post your question on the "Ask the Tutor" page on this site and I'll get back to you
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