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Montgomery

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Hello Guys

I have just started studying for CT-3 and Ct-6 together. Any guidance will be helpful. I believe I wont be doing anything apart from studying for next few months.

Please share your experiences, TO do and not TO DO list is welcome :).

Regards


Montgomery
 
Montgomery said:
Hello Guys

I have just started studying for CT-3 and Ct-6 together. Any guidance will be helpful. I believe I wont be doing anything apart from studying for next few months.

Please share your experiences, TO do and not TO DO list is welcome :).

Regards


Montgomery
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CT6 assumes CT3 - in particular distributions, MGFs and MLEs. So Chapters 3, 4, 5 and 10. So might want to study those first before getting into CT6.
 
Get through the material as fast as you reasonably can and then do past papers by topic as far back as you can. If you have ASET there will be a grid for the last few years worth - if you ask nicely Acted can also find grids for older papers.

The past papers are the best guide to the exams - even if they introduce a couple of new, left-field questions in a paper being able to nail the rest will leave you with a comfortable pass anyway.
 
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