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Up87
Hi everyone, I need some advises here. I’ve just decided to take CFA Level 1 exam June 2020.
I have 4 months left and I’m worried that I may not be able to make it.
Is four months enough to prepare for it? I’ve got a degree in economics and finance already.
What study plan would you suggest if you were me?
Thank you.
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Up4
It’s definitely doable. Lots of CFA candidates that passed the December exams recently are just starting their studies for L2.
We’ve got a free study plan that you can use:
https://300hours.com/cfa-study-planner/#.XjxucVP7S88
Tips (most of these are automatically covered by the 3H planner):
Start ASAP.Block off enough time on a per-week basis so that the total study time adds up to around 300 hours of study.Make sure you study so that you finish about a month before the exams. You need to leave about a month to focus on mock exams and reviews.Focus your time and effort proportionately according to exam weighting, not complexity. i.e. don’t get bogged down by interesting/complicated/frustrating topics that may not be heavily weighted in the exam.
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Up2
…And now you have an extra 6 months free
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Up1
You are still in the safe zone. As long as you dont have any major commottments in the next 4 months you should be fine.
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