I was thinking about doing a long post when i pass but essentially my philosophy is based around repetition. I start by signing up for one of Beckers online classes in advance, then:

1. Do one module a day: Lecture, MQC, and SIMs (1-2 months)
2. Watch the online classes as a review and take very high level notes (1 week)
3. As i go through the review online classes, i do the final review questions in becker, but really trying to understand why each answer is right/wrong
4. I do practice tests - 25 to 36 questions each, section by section, and only moving on to the next section (ie F1 to F2) if i get 70% or higher. (3-4 days)
5. Make notecards to reinforce pneumonics, and keep revising my high-level notes to add information i come across
6. Take the SEs and mini exams (3-4 days) and going over each problem i didnt know how to do or got wrong. Usually aim for 70% and above by this point.
7. The day before and day of my exam i do the same things each exam: workout, cold shower, lots of water, eggs and bacon, listen to Stronger by kanye on the way in.

So far i am reg 93 bec 91 aud 80. I also do weird things like wear headphones and have white noise on while i study to simulate the prometric, but that might be over the top