June 2004 Level I CFA Exam Results

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In what way? Do you mean that you too studied hard and scored well on the practice exams and read the textbooks, yet still failed? I feel your pain....
 
taking Woogies "pass", the minimum pass score is 57.5% !
(assuming 49.9% in each cat., and 100% in ethics .... )
 
Woohoo.. off to level II.. I'm selling Level 1 Stalla Notes, CD, Passmaster, and Flashcards if anyone is interested. Let me know..

Congratulations! You have passed the 2004 CFA� Level I examination. The CFA Institute Board of Governors recognizes the challenge you have met and congratulates you on your achievement. Your success at Level I is an important step toward becoming a CFA charterholder. This June 34% of Level I candidates passed the examination.

It is not too early to begin preparations for the 2005 CFA Level II examination. To help you plan your future study, the table below illustrates your subject matter strengths and weaknesses. The three columns on the right are marked with asterisks to indicate your performance on each question or topic area.

Key to Topic Codes
AC = Financial Statement Analysis
AL = Alternative Assets
DA = Derivatives
EC = Economics
EQ = Equity Analysis
ET = Ethical & Professional Stnds.
FI = Fixed Income Analysis
PM = General Portfolio Management
QU = Quantitative Analysis


Q# Topic Max
Pts <=50% 51%-70% >70%
Multiple Choice

- AC 68 - * -
- AL 12 * - -
- DA 12 * - -
- EC 24 - - *
- EQ 24 * - -
- ET 36 - - *
- FI 24 - - *
- PM 12 - - *
- QU 28 - - *
 
Good luck- you will struggle with those marks.


Regards,
Peter
 
Pigmy wrote:

> Good luck- you will struggle with those marks.
>
>
> Regards,
> Peter

Why do you say that??
 
Your mark was on the low end of passes I've seen.
 
Fox wrote:

> Your mark was on the low end of passes I've seen.


Any way you slice it.. you can't judge my marks as poor. I had a plan and executed it to perfection. My only flaw was my poor equity grade.. as for Derivs and AL.. big deal.. they were 12 points each. I focuses my time very little on those topics and it obviously showed on my results. Like they say do well on Ethics... and it will separate you from all other borderline candidates
 
My calcs show a passing score of 64 to 65%. You got about 67%. You just passed.

Nothing wrong with that - it is what it is.
 
Congratulations! You have passed the 2004 CFA� Level I examination. The CFA Institute Board of Governors recognizes the challenge you have met and congratulates you on your achievement. Your success at Level I is an important step toward becoming a CFA charterholder. This June 34% of Level I candidates passed the examination.

It is not too early to begin preparations for the 2005 CFA Level II examination. To help you plan your future study, the table below illustrates your subject matter strengths and weaknesses. The three columns on the right are marked with asterisks to indicate your performance on each question or topic area.
Key to Topic Codes
AC = Financial Statement Analysis
AL = Alternative Assets
DA = Derivatives
EC = Economics
EQ = Equity Analysis

ET = Ethical & Professional Stnds.
FI = Fixed Income Analysis
PM = General Portfolio Management
QU = Quantitative Analysis

Q# Topic Max
Pts
Multiple Choice
- AC 68 - * -
- AL 12 * - -
- DA 12 * - -
- EC 24 - - *
- EQ 24 - * -
- ET 36 - - *
- FI 24 - - *
- PM 12 - - *
- QU 28 - - *
 
I thought for a second that it was either a "results are out" hoax or this year's results,
but good bump -- it tells folks they can expect results around july 28 like last year
 
well yeah... try putting all those scores in solver and slove for Min,Max and you may come with a passing figure of 60%... thats my guess for this year exam as well.

Best of luck everyone....
 
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