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I took Level 1 in June 15 and thankfully passed. Not to mention how dreadful my practice went in Economics section despite of spending a whole one month on studying this segment only. Ended up scoring in the bracket 50%-%70 (For Economics)
Up4@Stuj79 Totally agree on what you just recommended. Quant forms the basis for other readings too so make sure you are familiar with the quant concepts. Then you can move on to Corporate and Equity section. However, if you are not a fan of economics, remember this segment requires a great deal of time. So make sure you don’t keep it for the end.
Up4Economics, FRA and Fixed Income take longer. (Speaking outta my own experience)
Up4Thanks for the valuable suggestions, @Katyusha77 and @dodo A lot of other people have also been stressing on referring to CFA curriculum for L2. I tend to do the same.
Up4I am a L2 candidate. Looking around this forum and it already feels like i am at the right place to get my queries answered.
Up2Does anyone have Kaplan secret sauce for Level 2?
Up2Thanks for your responses, @ZeeLondon and @dodo I have been advised to read CFA curriculum if I have time to start as early as in November. Do you recommend I read CFA curriculum or should I just stick to Scheweser like I did for L1?
Up2You should go with the premium package because for level 1, schweser is the key. But if you plan on reading the CFAI, then just buy basic package.
Up2@daharmattan1 Can you share old CFAI LII (mock) exams?
Up1@LeChiffre Do you happen to have Qbank for L2?
Up0@SaraRibeiro I would suggest you stick to only a selected providers (preferably Schweser and CFAI) because L1 is pretty straightforward with the calculations and Schweser does a good job in compiling all important formulas at the end of every volume. Clearing L1 will feel like a breeze if you make sure that you are able to master the calculation part with these formulas.
