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My honest answer is simple:

Don't only trust lectures.
Lectures help, but real learning happens in questions.

I spent about:
20% of my time reading concepts and notes
and
80% of my time solving MCQs and essays.

That's where you see:
what you don't understand,
where you make mistakes,
and how the exam really asks things.

I also tried to do simulated exams close to the real date.
It helped me with timing and reduced nervousness a lot.

For Part 2 especially, I know how confusing
Capital Budgeting, ERM, and essay answers can feel.

So I wrote my own personal notes and simple guidelines while studying.
These are my personal notes, not official study material.

Click here for my personal notes.

Hope this helps someone.

– Tushar

Hi Tushar,

Do you have personal notes for Part 1? If so, would you kindly send it over? (vanjee17@...)

Thank you!