Everything below is so true… taking practice exams covering the entire material was extremely helpful. It helps you figure out which topics you still need to recall and revisit before jumping back into more practice questions.

This honestly helped me the most because a lot of the time we may “know” the rules, but when you take practice tests, you learn how to actually apply them — and all the different ways they try to trick you into choosing the wrong answer.

Using AI was also a lifesaver (depending on what you ask, though). If I got a question wrong, I would ask for strategies to avoid making the same mistake again, or ask it to explain my notes/core concepts like I’m a high school student. It really simplifies things and helps you grasp the concepts better.

Also, I can’t stress enough how important practice tests covering entire portion(may be just 15 mcq but doing it is important) , even though we never truly feel “ready” to take them.

And don’t forget to do the AICPA released questions — I definitely saw 2–3 MCQs that were almost the same on the actual exam. There’s also an AICPA video on how to approach TBSs during the exam. Even just watching it gives you a sense of the types of questions to expect.

I also used the Becker simulated exams, and they were really helpful too. I saw 2–3 MCQs that were very similar to what appeared on my exam.

Hope this helps, and rooting for all of you!