raorohit1900
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Just a quick question. I scored 4th Quartile in VAR Models however 2nd quartile in all others, still failed level 1. Is it fine?
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Martin B
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I am not 100% sure, but I believe that once you register for the exam you can download the practice exam for free.
Damil4real
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You were probably pretty close to passing. Sorry you failed, dude. Keep grinding.
Damil4real
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I am not 100% sure, but I believe that once you register for the exam you can download the practice exam for free.
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[email protected]
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Passed! Thank you David for the amazing videos. Could not have done it without them
king_bren777
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Ah. Not registered yet. ThanksI am not 100% sure, but I believe that once you register for the exam you can download the practice exam for free.
raorohit1900
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Yes...Thanks
Nov2016_Queries
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Got 2-3-3-3.Failed.However I believe that my exam did not go that bad.What could be likely cutoff score for quartile 2 in each section ?
Nov2016_Queries
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I attempted exactly 86 ques,8-10 were guesses, and at the most 8-10 can be wrong .So does a score of arnd 68, with possibly unattempted, flukes and wrong spread across sections get a quartile score of just 2-3-3-3 ?
kevolution
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Sectional spread won't matter, as they grade it by the overall number of questions correct. It probably would have served to your advantage to answer those last 14 questions even if they were just pure random guesses (In fact, I put C on ~20 questions that I did not know the answer to or didn't have time to work out the math for; had about 20-30 questions that I wasn't sure but tried working out and ~50 that I was pretty confident or at least 50/50 on).
You were probably very close to the cutoff. How can you be so sure that you answered 68 questions 100% correctly? That seems quite confident, and I would not guess that you would have failed. I don't think the cutoff would be higher than 68 questions correct as that seems historically high, so you probably missed some of the ones you were sure about.
Martin B
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Just saw on LinkedIn
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November 2016 FRM Exam pass rates -- Part I: 44.8% | Part II: 54.3%
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November 2016 FRM Exam pass rates -- Part I: 44.8% | Part II: 54.3%
sparkmeister
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Thanks. That's the lowest ever Nov passing rate for Part II and the second lowest ever Nov passing rate for Part I.
FYI: I registered for FRM II and bought FRMII books, and now I can download the practice exam for free.I am not 100% sure, but I believe that once you register for the exam you can download the practice exam for free.
FYI I registered for FRM II and bought FRM II books, and now I can download the practice/mock GARP exam for free.
Rohit
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Passed Level 1 - Thanks @David Harper CFA FRM for great videos ! Level 2 seems much tougher though :/ nervous ..
Nov2016_Queries
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Referring to one peculiar ques in exam - How should one calculate variance of PD ,if it is not given in questions related to unexpected loss ? Can somebody explain calculation of UL in such case with example assuming values of EA,PD,LR and variance of LR.thanks
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