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>>12563466
I tried to study supergeometry once by reading Alice Rogers's book but dropped it ~70 pages in because I thought it was uninteresting.
Anyhow, I don't remember it requiring much. Flipping through it again now:
>abstract algebra
>smooth manifolds (read at least the entire Lee book)
>Clifford algebras and spinors
>enough functional analysis for QM
>probability theory
>basic knowledge of lie groups, lie algebras and algebraic topology
Should be good enough.

If you go into it without motivation from physics you'll probably also drop it, tho.