CTC exam — how deep does corporate tax actually go compared to individual?

I've been a tax preparer for 11 years, mostly handling individual returns and small business sole proprietorships. I'm working toward the Chartered Tax Consultant designation and trying to calibrate how much time to spend on corporate tax content versus individual and trust taxation. My current clients are almost exclusively individuals and pass-through entities, so my corporate knowledge has some real gaps.

From the official content outline, corporate tax represents about 22% of the exam. That's not a huge percentage but it's enough to fail on if you go in underprepared. C-Corp versus S-Corp treatment, accumulated earnings, and corporate reorganizations are subsections I keep seeing flagged as commonly missed. I've scheduled 16 weeks of prep at about 75 minutes per day.

Planning to weight corporate content at about 35% of my study time even though it's only 22% of the exam, just to compensate for the knowledge gap. The individual and trust sections I'm treating more like review — maybe 3 to 4 hours per week rather than deep dives. Does overweighting a weakness like this make sense, or am I spending too much time shoring up gaps at the expense of maximizing my strengths?