Finquiz Qbank Worth It?

bahgill · August 6, 2012, 12:21pm

I emailed them, they said the 60% off is no longer being offered and it was only being offered to retakers, not people signing up for the first time…anyone else getting that same result?

rawraw · August 19, 2012, 2:46pm

I emailed and asked about the 60% off. I was given the code in the reply with an explaination that it was for full time students and retakers.

Hunzai · August 23, 2012, 7:30am

Hello, Bilal/ Hamada/ Soraj, Pl email me smart summaries and notes of Finquiz. or share me as google dox. thanks. my email adds is : akhunsafder@gmail.com

Hunzai · August 23, 2012, 7:31am

hey, Congrats on passing L-2. Pl email me notes & smart summaries at :- akhunsafder@gmail.com

Hunzai · August 23, 2012, 7:33am

hello Sooraj, Congrats on passing. Pl email me the material at :- akhunsafder@gmail.com

Hunzai · August 23, 2012, 7:33am

hello Sooraj, Congrats on passing. Pl email me the material at :- akhunsafder@gmail.com

sks2013 · May 30, 2016, 4:24am

sooraj:

Ive used finquiz. Here are some points:

Notes are good and quite comprehensive. But you got to supplement it with CFAI blue boxes and EOCS. Its a MUST.

Summary notes are good for last 3 days quick refresh.

Quant and Derivatives notes I felt were below par, not too great. But fixed income, FRA, Equity IMHO were really good.

They have itemsets and standalone questions in Qbank. You have an option to test yourself with Itemsets alone or standalone questions alone or both as a mixture.

Mocks were as difficult as CFAI mocks or Schweser mocks. They give total of 3 mocks in pdf formats. Pretty useful IMHO.

I think I got this at some 60% discount through preorder. Definitely worth 160$ (Approx 10K INR) in my opinion. If yuo are getting them, preorder and get it early!

Also another useful feature was that you can “star” the questions which are difficult and take notes on them and retake them whenever you want. If you need clarification you can also contact them and they message you back with details. These are the pros, now for the cons.

Their standalone questions sometimes can be a bit irritating in that to fill up numbers they repeat similar stuff.

Their questions appear as images, so resizing them or reading them at one go in a page is difficult. You cannot even copy paste the content to a Word or Excel to a more readable format! This actually affects your reading speed and you tend to waste a bit of time. Small stuff, but can be irritating in the last couple of months.

Hope this helps. I would like to make it clear that Ive no affiliation with Finquiz and all these are my opinions about them after using them for level 2.

Nice & helpful.