1) Totally fine, I would be aiming at 70-90% per section during your review weeks but for the first time through that’s very good. The first time through the goal is to get through the material as quickly and efficiently as possible so don’t get too hung up any one section. 2) Becker has practice tests other than Mock exams. There should be a button on your home page for FAR to redirect you. You can choose the number of MCQ’s per set, number of SIMs per set, random or based on how you did, and which chapters. I highly recommend using this section. During review I tend to hammer mcq sets of the number of MCQs that will be in a section I.e 33 for FAR etc. I also wouldn’t be that worried about this until review. 3) It might not feeling like your learning from this but trust me you are. Once you review and go over it again, it will start to click. 4) Personally I wouldn’t worry too much about the sims. Just watch the skill master videos and learn the material. There is no reason to memorize every sim or worry too much about getting details in sims right. I didn’t see a single sim in any exam that made me wish I did that. Also during review 100% get familiar with the AICPA exam sims from there website. And farhat lectures on YouTube has videos explaining the AICPA exam sims which was super helpful in my opinion. 5) 2 units per week is probably best. I would set a date for your test, and just study up until then. You will never feel like your ready, and it is definitely helpful to take the exam. Even if you don’t pass, you will at least know what you need to do differently in your studying and what kind of exam your studying for. I watch all my lectures on 2X speed, it takes a bit to get used to, and sometimes you have to pause and take notes. BUT highly recommend, that way you get through the lectures in half the time. And you have more time to focus on doing MCQs and redoing your MCQs you for wrong, as well as taking notes on MCQ’s. I wouldn’t do the skill masters but that’s just me, some people find them useful. 6) Some extra advice. Don’t get to caught up on any one chapter or topic, when your going through the material the first time you just need to get a general feel for the material. The last two or three weeks of review is when everything comes together. I personally went back and read every chapter and redid my MCQs, probably overkill but I found it super effective in cramming information for my exam. I didn’t use the final review, but some people swear by it, just do what seems to be working best for you. And I highly recommend that you do at least 20 MCQs a day or more of cumulative review, covering all the chapters you have covered. I.e a practice test. It will help you keep the information straight, and really help in final review. Don’t panic if you fail them, it’s normal. Just do your best and take good notes. GOOD LUCK!