Coporate Finance, Derivatives & Fixed Income
You need to choose two of these, and focus on getting your score above 70! Corporate Finance is a relatively light reading, the biggest chunk of the calculation required is in Capital Budgeting. I will focus on securing an advantage on this.
With regards the Derivatives/Fixed Income choice - Derivatives, in my opinion may be easier to nail. This is probably because i see it as a chug and play, either you know the concepts of — pricing x instrument at the start and determining the value at some point — or you don’t. Derivatives in my opinion offers less bullshit.
Fixed Income is a bit too wordy, but has the advantage of having less readings. The only major calculations are on interest rate trees and rank durations.
It is a must to get your scores at a level comfortable above 80 in either Derivatives or Fixed Income & Corporate Finance.
FRA
Most people are likely to score average in this section, so if you score average, then you should be fine, just don’t get your scores below average.
Equity
Don’t spend any more time on this again. You have clearly mastered the required concept.
Portfolio & Quants.
These two readings should serve as an hedge, should in case you couldn’t decide between Fixed Income & Derivatives, make sure you focus on securing a score above an A in both Portfolio & Quants.
This is a numbers game man. You need to look for four major subjects and focus on scoring WELL on them. Band 10 shows you are pretty close - a couple of more questions and you will be fine. A good score on Economics and Alternatives at the expense of Fixed Income/Derivatives may however mean that you have been spending too much time on less relevant subjects than more relevant ones.
It will probably take twice the amount of time you will have spent on Fixed Income, studying economics. It may be the case that you enjoy economics more - however, fixed income offers more in terms of returns.
These are only my thoughts.