Week 1: baseline and calendar
Take the 15-question diagnostic, choose a first exam part, review the PSI outline, select an appointment target, and reserve recurring study blocks.
Weeks 2-7: learn and retrieve
Work through one objective group at a time. Alternate concise instruction with closed-book questions and delayed review. Keep a short error log organized by rule.
Weeks 8-9: mix and time
Shift to mixed sets and practice exams. Review performance by topic and continue targeted sets where accuracy or decision time is unstable.
Week 10: reduce uncertainty
Complete final mixed practice, review the shortest high-value notes, confirm PSI logistics, and protect sleep and arrival time.
What candidates ask next
Is ten weeks enough for an EA exam part?
It can be for a candidate with consistent weekly study time, but the right duration depends on starting knowledge and practice evidence.
Should I schedule before studying?
A target appointment can create useful structure, but leave enough flexibility to move it if multiple practice sets show that core objectives are not stable.
Primary sources
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