Since you all understand the immensity of Level II study material… I would higly appreciate your opinions…
I started preparing for level II last year, reading from Schwesers, but could not complete it and did not appear for the exam coz of some personal reasons. Honestly, I don’t remember anything from what I had studied except having a little idea of syllabus.
Now, I am unemployed and can easily put 6-7 hours or maybe more, per day … Do you think I have any chance? any guidance from your experience is much appreciated.
I don’t understand your post. Have you not registered yet? If you already did, and you are unemployed, then give it a shot, so at least you can go out without any regrets. If you haven’t registered, it’s too late to ask this question.
I have registered and just started studying… but not getting any motivation to study as it already feels like a lost game… so, wanted to have your views… thanks for ur replies…
I reckon if you use the Shwesser notes it will only take between 3-5 days (maybe a bit more for equity) to cover a topic assuming you study for most of the day (6 hours plus per day).
Practice the EOC’s, Mocks, Shwesser concept checkers etc… It’s going to be intense but, it can be done for sure if you have 1.5 months absolutely free. You might even have some advantages considering all the material would have been learned recently.
At the very least give it a try, since you signed up already. 1.5 months is just enough time for someone with your circumstances.
Can definitely be done. Starting early is always a plus, especially for people with jobs, and other responsibilities; but being unemployed, and 100% dedicated to this… is totally doable. It will feel long and difficult at times, but I’m sure it can be done.
One recommendation… when I have trouble concentrating at home, I go to a local library (or college library) - no distractions, seeing other people reading, studying is very motivating.
