Hi guys, I had appeared for the Level 1 CFA exam in Feb and could not clear it. I am taking the test again in November 21 now and want to start preparing again. Can you please tell me where to start? I am feeling pretty lost right now, although I remember most concepts. I do not know which subject to start with. Please help.

Your results breakdown will give you some clues on where to start - focus on the high-weighted, low-scoring subjects first. Make sure you get plenty of mock exams in - they give you practice and also show you where you need more revision. We also have a 5-step guide on how to recover from an exam failure which will help. Good luck, and good on you for not giving up!

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Your results breakdown will give you some clues on where to start - focus on the high-weighted, low-scoring subjects first. Make sure you get plenty of mock exams in - they give you practice and also show you where you need more revision. We also have a 5-step guide on how to recover from an exam failure which will help . Good luck, and good on you for not giving up!

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  Hi guys,
  
  I had appeared for the Level 1 CFA exam in Feb and could not clear it. I am taking the test again in November 21 now and want to start preparing again. Can you please tell me where to start?
  
  I am feeling pretty lost right now, although I remember most concepts. I do not know which subject to start with.
  
  Please help.
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  Your results breakdown will give you some clues on where to start – focus on the high-weighted, low-scoring subjects first.
  
  Make sure you get plenty of mock exams in – they give you practice and also show you where you need more revision.
  
  We also have a 5-step guide on how to recover from an exam failure which will help.
  
  Good luck, and good on you for not giving up!
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