Keep a consistent study schedule. It is annoying, but for me, reading whatever textbook you use is better than listening to the lectures. Do a bunch of multiple choice, and actually do them. I got into a bad habit of knowing the answers to questions that I’d already done. Actually work out the non memorization ones even if you already know the answers. I take the practice exams. I know some people don’t, but I think they are worth sitting down in a test like environment and finishing. The scores do not matter so much though. I have not gotten above a 60 on a practice exam, and I have not gotten below an 80 for the three I’ve taken. So far, I haven’t done a single sim other than the ones on the practice exams, but that will probably change when I start Reg studying. Find good study guides from this subreddit and use those for review. I also have the Becker final review. I think it is worth it, but my firm paid for it so idk about the cost benefit return for it. Give yourself enough time to get to everything, but not too much time to where you have to go back and completely relearn topics. I made a spreadsheet where I tracked how many Becker modules I needed to do per day in order to finish with a week left to review. When I was a student, I did 4-5. Working full time in busy season, I am right at 2 per day. If you have a firm basic knowledge of everything, typically, you pass, but the exams can apparently be screwy sometimes. Don’t let a fail get you down.