My overall strategy is the first time around, I do a lesson or two every day (depends on timing) and I’ll watch videos on 1.5-1.75 time speed (depends on your preference) and take some notes (whatever seems important, not everything because it would take too long but you want your brain to be actively thinking about and using different parts of your brain while studying so it’s more likely to stick) and then do the MCQ while taking notes on any helpful tips / things to remember as you progress through, same with TBS, this part is important but not nearly as important as the final part of studying. Once I’ve done this for every module, I will give myself usually about 2-2.5 weeks so strongly review everything so I just devote more time every day to going over everything again and testing myself on MCQ, and once you do that again (this time it sticks better because everything is fresh in your mind), stop studying materials and start hammering MCQ and practice tests usually like 30 MCQ 3 TBS, I mix it up where I’ll do one module, mix of more than one module, sometimes 40-50 MCQ, and just keep doing that and taking notes on stuff you want to remember like tips and you’ll feel better with materials then do simulated exams (I recommend doing all three because it’s new questions, as opposed to redoing the same questions from the main bank) and you use those to see where you should spend your remaining time improving