[Buci]

Hello

Congrats on completing your exams.

Please can you share your excel notes with me, I will be taking the AFM paper in December.

okonji.buchi@gmail.com

Thank you.

[Buci]

Please do you have his summarized note?

[Buci]

Hello

I also failed FR twice, before finally having a 62% this time, i.e. my third attempt. I also took Tx, first attempt and passed. These are few tips, I think helped me.

1. I changed my approach in the exam hall. So previously, I spend so much time doing the MCQ, that most times when I get to part C, I barely have an hour left. So, at that point I am struggling to even understand the question, because I am under pressure and all that.

This time, I went as fast as I could through the MCQ, because I remembered the TX lecturer drumming in how the MCQ is a pass or fail, unlike part C where you always get marks for your attempts.

2. For study, I did not bother listening to the OT videos again, being that I had done that in my first two attempts and also made very good notes, so I used the extra time to study my past questions almost three times, cause I did not finish the whole thing on the third round.

3. During my study, I came to terms that my weak point was consolidation but I understood other areas. I focused a lot of energy on those other areas, especially interpretation of FS, since it is usually the second part C question, until I was extremely comfortable with it, then proceeded to continue learning consolidation.

Honestly, I will say tip 1 is very important. In both exams I had almost an hour left after I had attempted all questions, that was enough time to go through the whole exam again and be satisfied that I had given it my all… on getting to part C, I had over 2 hours, so I had more than enough time to calm down and even understand the ask, before attempting to answer.

I hope this helps, wishing you all the best in your next attempt.

[Buci]

Okay. Thank you sir!

[Buci]

Thank you sir!

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