Thanks for this thread. I was feeling rather despondent until I saw how close some others' scores were. Here's mine:
Band: 10
Multiple Choice
Q# Topic Max Pts <=50% 51%-70% >70%
- Alternative Investments 8 - * -
- Corporate Finance 20 - - *
- Derivatives 12 * - -
- Economics 24 - - *
- Equity Investments 24 - * -
- Ethical & Professional Standards 36 - - *
- Financial Reporting & Analysis 48 * - -
- Fixed Income Investments 28 - * -
- Portfolio Management 12 - - *
- Quantitative Methods 28 - - *
I actually finished with an hour to spare for both papers, because I breezed through ethics, econ, stats. I hate accounting, but I didn't expect to fail it and I guess this is a rude wake-up call to learn it properly this time.
I'm going to take a 2-day accounting class next week, but wanted to ask those CAs and accountants out there: What's the best way to try and understand the basic concepts for Financial Reporting and Analysis? Accounting is like Greek to me.
Band: 10
Multiple Choice
Q# Topic Max Pts <=50% 51%-70% >70%
- Alternative Investments 8 - * -
- Corporate Finance 20 - - *
- Derivatives 12 * - -
- Economics 24 - - *
- Equity Investments 24 - * -
- Ethical & Professional Standards 36 - - *
- Financial Reporting & Analysis 48 * - -
- Fixed Income Investments 28 - * -
- Portfolio Management 12 - - *
- Quantitative Methods 28 - - *
I actually finished with an hour to spare for both papers, because I breezed through ethics, econ, stats. I hate accounting, but I didn't expect to fail it and I guess this is a rude wake-up call to learn it properly this time.
I'm going to take a 2-day accounting class next week, but wanted to ask those CAs and accountants out there: What's the best way to try and understand the basic concepts for Financial Reporting and Analysis? Accounting is like Greek to me.