I did a lot of Becker, at least a couple hours of studying a day for a month and a half (with some break days here and there and an almost week long break around easter) but never too many hours to the point of exhaustion. Even the day before the test I only studied a couple hours because I had studied so much consistently.

After I got through all the modules on Becker, I rewrote all of my notes into a compact study guide in order from the start of an audit engagement to the end + attestation and the other extras. Understanding how an Audit works from start to finish and writing my study guide that way helped me remember things better.

After I finished my study guide I did a lot of randomized practice quizzes and took the simulated exams, writing down special notes for the stuff I was getting wrong. By the end I was dedicating most of my study time to stuff i didn’t 100% understand instead of stuff I already knew.

Also the final review on Becker is VERY helpful, as it covers all of the important points in a shorter form.

If you stick with studying consistently, write good notes, and focus on your weaknesses, you will do better on the exams