Post Your Past Exams Scores

[Paracoda81]

I think we could have an idea of our progress if we could compare our practice exams results .
I finished the following exams :
2007 : 62%
2008 : 64%
SS 16 & 17 are pretty confusing

 

[vida_blue]

For L2, somebody set up a google doc that made it much easier to read and compare. Any noble volunteers?

 

[Paracoda81]

2009 : 67%
Derivatives is really painfull whent it comes in the AM .
For the liquidit constraints , they tend to include the annual life style expenses or spending needs as a constraint .
-I realized that the CFAI answers are relatively shorter than expected .And mostly in bullet points .

 

[Mosstastic]

vida_blue wrote:
For L2, somebody set up a google doc that made it much easier to read and compare. Any noble volunteers?

I was the one who had actually put this together last year, but I haven’t completed any mocks yet this year. I’m hoping to have my first one finished by tomorrow and then I’ll re-create the spreadsheet and send it out.
It was pretty useful to gauge where you were relative to the rest of the field. It’s too bad we didn’t actually follow up as to who passed, etc.

 

[MrSmart]

Paracoda81 wrote:
2009 : 67%
Derivatives is really painfull whent it comes in the AM .
For the liquidit constraints , they tend to include the annual life style expenses or spending needs as a constraint .
-I realized that the CFAI answers are relatively shorter than expected .And mostly in bullet points .

If they are not covered by current income, then it’s a constraint. Cash reserves are also a subjective topic, but should be included when nessecary, depending on income needs, priorities, and age.