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While we are answering sub questions under a question, should we answer in the same order? Suppose under question-1, we are given 5 blank pages and it has 1A,1B,1C, Should we answer them all in same order. Suppose if had got 1B wrong in describing the answer, can I just cross it and writte it after 1C or cross all 1A,1B,1C and write them allover again?@RaviVooda I would write it in the right order, judging from 2013 paper, CFAI seems to provide a lots of space, so it’s best to space each question out.
The issue I had with 2013 is that sometimes i overlooked the fact that for example question b has it’s own table to write your answer within and it’s 2-3 pages down and I ended up having the move my answer to the table provided.
@RaviVooda that’s what I did, since I’ve printed it out anyway, prior to 2013, the format seems a little different, i’m not too sure where the candidate would write their answers (only did 2013 and briefly looked at 2012).
@RaviVooda i downloaded 2011, 2012 and 2013 from the same page on CFAI.
Anyhow, I don’t think I would have time to actually go back to the questions I’ve done to rethink and to change the answers.
@ravivooda @vincentt I agree…to be on the safe side better write in order. But you can space them out in case you have time to go back and add more information.
@RaviVooda only did 2 schwesers pm, so far i think 65+ range but the am ones is a different story, not too sure if anyone could do well on that paper.
@ravivooda @vincentt I’ve done 3 Schweser. For PM ones ranging from 63 to 72. Was 3 the easier out of book 1? But I’m not that confident. It’s a lot of process of elimination. Still got a bit of time to patch things up? 🙁
@Alta12 @RaviVooda Did one of you mention that the 2014 mocks were from somewhere?
I briefly looked at the PM paper (though both AM & PM mocks were actually PM paper) there are a few questions that were taken from 2013 mock, are you guys aware of that?
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