

Having the big picture of the topic rather than memorising everything is the smartest approach (I think Eddyble has a non-sense guide to pass both exams which I found to be really useful). In summary: For level 1 - Go with UM and do as many questions as you can (some questions were quite similar to qbank / mock test). At the end of the day, it was a good outcome. I used the 4 hours of the exam and when I finished it I had the feeling that was not superb, but was not the worst exam as well. I did lots of questions of UM and did the CAIA Mock test (I think I got 84% at the first attempt). When I did not understand a topic I used investopedia - useful information over there. You will be able to receive practice exam questions as well that will help you assess your.

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I am not sure for level II, bur for level I the official guide is too dense and I reckon that UM is more straight forward and less complicated. Instant download your CFA-Level-II PDF Exam Questions. My strategy was not the smartest one - First I read the CAIA official book and the used the UpperMark (UM). I passed with strongest in all topics, besides Private equity which I got higher. Thought that would be good to share my experience. Tough luck and wish you success in future. So it could have been a matter of just couple of correct answers. So if someone scores high in any of the two - Ethics, AI, Real Assets, HF, they are bound to be at + 60 total score. Structured Products - # of questions 25 - # of correct required - 15 -18.Risk Management and Portfolio Management - # of questions 15 - # of correct required - 8 -12.Real Assets- # of questions 35 - # of correct required - 22 -26.
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Based on your result breakdown and the level of effort you put in, looks like you must have been extremely close to the passing score.
