MM - thanks. I know exactly what ANZAC day is and always pause on it to remember all the brave Australians and New Zealanders who made the ultimate sacrifice to bring freedom to places far away from their homes.
@Sparkm - good on ya mate! Ahhh, missed the UK locale; in the US am used to people not knowing what I am on about. Last year I spent a week driving around C’wealth battlefields/memorials in Flanders and N France (incl Vimy). Just a horrendous level of sacrifice on all sides.
Good luck tomorrow: hope neither of us has to spend our summer months studying for as re-take Sept.
Thanks MM. Not looking like it’s today I guess, as it’s already 1000 on the east coast and no word. Maybe they wait until after the survey is closed. Annoying. I need to plan my summer. Best of luck.
Passed - relieved as I misinterpreted part of Ethics. But crushed other constructed responses. Congrats to fellow candidates who got through; commiserations to re-takers.
Those are the primary sources I used to pass. I would also recommend using CAIA’s materials on the readings. It’s nice to be able to read the papers along with the notes used in Uppermark books. https://www.caia.org/curriculum/caia-level-ii-core-book Also, the CAIA practice exam is a great place to benchmark yourself. If you don’t get the book, keep in mind a lot of municipal libraries/university libraries/ and community college libraries have access to journals, and you can find most of the papers for free if you don’t buy the book and put forth the effort to collect the readings.
I studied using the CAIA materials as well as the Uppermark test bank and felt adequately prepared. Walking out of the exam I questioned whether it was enough, but just passed today so I guess it was!