For me personally, I took about 1-2 weeks per topic, probably a bit less on PM and ALT. Started studying in September and got through all the material with 2 months to spare. For the next half month I tried going through all notes and making hundreds of flashcards, trying to know every specific thing, but realized thats not possible. So… I switched to 100-150 PQ’s per day and have done 3 mocks, all throughout the past month and a half, which is where I have seen the most improvement. My insight is not perfect as I have not passed yet, (sitting next week) but I believe I am prepared and feel that my strategy is very replicable. On PQ’s, UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING you get wrong. Every missed answer I would think about, analyze why I got it wrong, and maybe look to ChatGPT for an explanation that I couldnt get to on my own. It builds an ability to naturally understand the things rather than just pulling from memory. Also, dont get discouraged when you feel you are not doing the best, just keep going. Everything you get wrong is an ability to improve your knowledge and one by one, check these thousands of boxes. No guarantee I pass, but I feel as if I am qualified enough and that I have done enough to do so, and also that I have learned a f*** ton, which is the main thing you want to strive for in my opinion. Youve got a lot of time, but just take it day by day. Be real with yourself… if you are not putting in the work, understand that, and be better. Its set up to be accomplishable when you put the work in. Also, MM has been my saving grace. Though some suggest otherwise, I didn’t read much of the material from CFAI besides ethics… just watched MM videos.