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I read the material once but did all the BT questions at least twice - plus I was exposed to CCR as it my current job but there were only 2-3 questions on that in exam which I personally found very frustrating. I did the same for part 1 and 2 - passed both first time.

Certified! Submitted on 7th certified on 20th Thanks again to David and Nicole!!!

Strange how people who submit thier exp on results day get certified within a week but anyone who submits after have to wait much longer :confused: But waiting a little longer is no biggy - better than waiting for the results :p

@David Harper CFA FRM / @Nicole Seaman - do you have a contact at GARP who can give us the normal timeframe within which we should hear back re certification? I am guessing those who submitted on 03/01/17 are all certified now and that the majortiy who passed would have submitted on 03/01/17...

Thanks @S666 6 days is not bad - I assume they have someone working on weekends as well - seems quicker than May certification. Hopefully get mine soon.

@S666 when did you submit your work exp ?

do we have to pay the annual membership fee to maintain the designation?

Thanks Siqueue, There is a contact supervisor switch - is this for the higher education or for the work experience as my current job is 2 years + and is in risk. Do we need to enter our full work history ?

Passed Part2 first time!!!! Both done in 1 year Thanks a million David and Nicole!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Will be recommending to all friends and colleagues who want to do FRM. Can someone explain how the process for submitting work exp is ? Do we upload a CV ?

Thanks for the reply David. I will try to cover the above before the exam to solidify my learning. Just didn't realise how much more material there is in part 2 compared to part 1 - especially while working.

Hi, In the 2016 Learning objectives it lists Optional Regulatory Readings for Reference Candidates are expected to understand the objective and general structure of important international regulatory frameworks and general application of the various approaches for calculating minimum capital...

Thanks David and Nicole - I passed part 1 first time!