Elan guides

@Ankita I would suggest to just use the videos that you feel like you need extra help on, e.g. FRA. I know that’s hard to justify buying the whole set, but if you feel like you really need help on certain sections it might be worth the investment. 

The 11th Hour guide is great for those last few weeks but assumes that you’re well versed in the material already. 

If you’re looking for a good review, then the 11th Hour Guide is the way to go. If you’re searching for further clarification on a given subject, I would go with the videos. 

Elan has pretty good reviews, so I don’t see why not. Good luck @Ankita‌!

For level II, Elan was absolutely a God-send when it came to FRA and Equity (I would imagine them to be equally as helpful for level I).

@Ankita‌ if you do go with elan, will you please let me know if the fra section is any better? for some reason, i am sceptical any provider has prepared good notes for that topic :disappointed: 
as for your situation, if you have prepared notes, i would suggest returning to those frequently…they will help more than any other provider’s material…retention can only be reinforced through repetition, not through reading new material presented in new words…if no notes, that is a predicament, however, if your situation is not too bad, would still recommend going through kaplan itself and cfa for specific topics…going through material that is familiar to you always helps, rather than poring over new material, especially with little time remaining for the exam…but that’s just my opinion 🙂 

@Ankita‌ great, thanks, appreciate it! good luck with your preparation, and don’t worry yet…you’ll do enough of that in the last few weeks before the exam…for now, just focus and prepare :smiley: 

I would highly recommend Elan’s videos, especially the ones hosted by Peter Olinto.