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@sankrutimehta do you advice doing papers from 1999-2005? How much time did it take for you to do all mock exams and review them ?
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@AjFinance: I agree to that..even I got lost in the papers from 1999-2005..and when I checked with the source LOS from the solution.the same LOS is present in the curriculum..could get my hand on a couple old Kaplan books when I realized that there was different concept under the same LOS!!! Damn
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I wasn’t as hardworking to do all those past papers at my time or to check the weightings, but my guess is it hasn’t changed much. @Marc and @Ajfinance may know more as I knew they were trying out past papers
But here’s a chart of topic weights I found since 2008…
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@sankrutimehta I didnt solve the full paper for all the years, but I was lost trying to go through the really old papers like 1999-2004. But I guess thats expected.
Also, I feel its difficult to point out the exact topics which have been replaced/expanded (specifically for Level 3), unless explicit. Maybe because most of the questions draw concepts from more than one topic (somewhat interelated).
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@RaviVooda: I solved papers till 2002 religiously solving each question. For papers prior to that, I just solved the IPS questions and glanced through other topics.
Last 2 months of my studies was filled with a 3 hour session of paper solving in alternate weekdays and correcting them on the rest days. Saturdays were for reviewing the errors from the Kaplan books and Sunday for solving a 6 hour paper with presumably good result. 😀
Last 2 weeks I did not solve any papers, just hung out with friends and 4 hours of study. No work. :p -
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@sankrutimehta, thanks that really helps, In fact I was too planning to do the same. Leave last 2 months revision alone
2 weeks – Revision
4 weeks – Practice paper and review
1 week – Mock Paper and review
1 week – Final revision
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