CFAI Mock Exams

CFA Level I
#1

I just finished my last Mock Exam in CFAI with 66%, the category scores are as below:

Ethics 72%

Quant 67%

Econ 75%

FRA 67%

Corp 58%

Portfolio 75%

Equity 42%

Fixed Income 67%

Derivatives 40%

Alternative 80%

With one week to go to the sitting, what’s the most important things to do to improve? Is this score kinda safe to pass?

THanks guys

#2

Yes you are in good shape to clear the actual exam because cfai and schweser mocks are much tougher than actual exam except for ethics which I feel one must do more practice beyond any mocks however your score is above 70 in ethics which means you are in safe zone

Best of luck

#3

Thanks a lot for the reply. For the last 5 days, do you reckon i should focus more on those areas i scored fairly short of 70 (eg, FRA, Fixed Income) or on areas like Equity and Corp Fin? I’m going to just leave the Derivative as it didn’t represent a lot of points.

#4

I would focused on the topics that have the highest weight. In your case, focus on Quant, FRA, Equity. Fixed Income if you have time.

#5

Just finished melting my brain with my third CFA mock, scored 70% across the AM & PM papers which is a nice little confidence booster just before next week’s exam.

Now pondering passing level 1 and am thinking, 2 more levels to go, oh man… Seriously failed to comprehend how much work was involved chasing this designation

#6

I second that VERY much.

#7

Just finished my third cfai c mock am/pm 75/70%, the pm section was pretty much harder.

Hopefully the real exam is going to be more like the am section

#8

Never thought I would say this but I think I am ready. I have done quite well on all three mocks and averaged 80 on 3 Schweser mocks. I am also really tired of studying for this exam lol. I will review my last mock today,.This week will be quick review of my notes, maybe some Schweser problems and Friday light review Schweser ethics.

#9

I am going to admit, I am so EFFED… Yikes. I spent a lot of time on this but oh, the things I would do differently. Definitely would have spent more time drilling questions.