CFA CFA Level 1 Will change in sequence of topics for study help me?

Will change in sequence of topics for study help me?

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      @shreeneewas yeah i think i said this in a post before as well just a couple of days back re schedules. I said this before a lot of people work well with them. And then there are a lot of people, myself included, that actually freak out when I so much as look at a schedule. Try to find what works for you. I believe that when you are unable to complete something on your schedule, one starts feeling seriously guilty which simply leads to a panicked mind which in technically affects your study speed. So do what works for you. Just cos a lot of people use em, you don’t have to as well.

      I am more a fan of moving chronologically. And I get really messed up when I try to mix two different topics together. If it works for you, go for it. What the heck right? Everything is fair game 😀

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        thanks @Maroon5

        I don’t recall too much interrelatedness between topics.!

        Its good if they are not too interrelated. So thanks for confirming that. I may go ahead and try my hands on FRA first. It is good big to cover and would like to spend more time on it.

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          @CFAcharterwannabe – thanks, that’s a fair point.

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            hey @shreeneewas – you should do whatever that works for you. I actually did Level 1 last year and just did it chronologically (except leaving Ethics last). Just make sure you cover all the topics if you’re hopping around them! I don’t recall too much interrelatedness between topics.

            Experiment, and then record/monitor your progress and see if it works for you. If it does, stick to it!

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