Did you pass?

[Sweep_the_Leg]

@CEO10K-DAY

I’m not sure if they treat all questions equally. As far as I remember from their description they estimate difficulty of each question and link different scores. Probably, some questions have weight > 1 and some < 1.

I don’t think so dude. Each question would be weighted totally independent of other questions to make the fairest exam since we all have different strengths. In other words, because we all have different strengths, any pattern in clients getting answers right/wrong wouldn’t really be that meaningful.

Kinda. Each question is equally weighted, I suppose. But Ethics as a topic is used as a tiebreaker. So, for example, if the MPS is 97% (as I’ve been told it is) and you score 96.9% but ace Ethics, you’ll probably pass.

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[SwaptionMan]

According to the ‘results timeline’, this week (week 6) is when the MPS is officially set… so some time this week is when we will all actually either pass or fail

[AndreevM]

@Sweep_the_Leg

@CEO10K-DAY

I’m not sure if they treat all questions equally. As far as I remember from their description they estimate difficulty of each question and link different scores. Probably, some questions have weight > 1 and some < 1.

I don’t think so dude. Each question would be weighted totally independent of other questions to make the fairest exam since we all have different strengths. In other words, because we all have different strengths, any pattern in clients getting answers right/wrong wouldn’t really be that meaningful.

Kinda. Each question is equally weighted, I suppose. But Ethics as a topic is used as a tiebreaker. So, for example, if the MPS is 97% (as I’ve been told it is) and you score 96.9% but ace Ethics, you’ll probably pass.

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I also heard about the Ethics adjustment, however, it’s not mentioned in the official guide: https://www.cfainstitute.org/-/media/documents/support/programs/cfa/cfa-program-theory-meets-practice.ashx

[CEO10K-DAY]

@Sweep_the_Leg

@CEO10K-DAY

I’m not sure if they treat all questions equally. As far as I remember from their description they estimate difficulty of each question and link different scores. Probably, some questions have weight > 1 and some < 1.

I don’t think so dude. Each question would be weighted totally independent of other questions to make the fairest exam since we all have different strengths. In other words, because we all have different strengths, any pattern in clients getting answers right/wrong wouldn’t really be that meaningful.

Kinda. Each question is equally weighted, I suppose. But Ethics as a topic is used as a tiebreaker. So, for example, if the MPS is 97% (as I’ve been told it is) and you score 96.9% but ace Ethics, you’ll probably pass.

Edit to lazily fix formatting.

good point.

[Tactics]

I kind of prefer to fail, which ends my journey in the program (I ain’t opening a level 2 book again). That way I know for sure that I’m an idiot that failed an exam twice and can live out the rest of my days in blissful mediocrity. Passing would probably just inflate my ego and give me a superiority complex, whereas my investment decisions would probably suffer from the same behavioral biases as most, but with better analytical hindsight. I’m having a bad day

[Lolilou]

No, don’t be desperate like that . It is not an easy exam.furthermore results are not published yet.go out ,smile,enjoy your life ,see your friends. Don’t worry!

[Harrogath]

@Tactics

I kind of prefer to fail, which ends my journey in the program (I ain’t opening a level 2 book again). That way I know for sure that I’m an idiot that failed an exam twice and can live out the rest of my days in blissful mediocrity. Passing would probably just inflate my ego and give me a superiority complex, whereas my investment decisions would probably suffer from the same behavioral biases as most, but with better analytical hindsight. I’m having a bad day

I think you are prepared for L3. Hope to see you in the L3 forum, I will be waiting everyone. In 2019 we become Charterholders.

[sydneyguy]

@Tactics

I kind of prefer to fail, which ends my journey in the program (I ain’t opening a level 2 book again). That way I know for sure that I’m an idiot that failed an exam twice and can live out the rest of my days in blissful mediocrity. Passing would probably just inflate my ego and give me a superiority complex, whereas my investment decisions would probably suffer from the same behavioral biases as most, but with better analytical hindsight. I’m having a bad day

Remember that Failures are the pillars of success. Also, No defeat is Final until you stop trying.

[Yeolmae]

@Tactics

I kind of prefer to fail, which ends my journey in the program (I ain’t opening a level 2 book again). That way I know for sure that I’m an idiot that failed an exam twice and can live out the rest of my days in blissful mediocrity. Passing would probably just inflate my ego and give me a superiority complex, whereas my investment decisions would probably suffer from the same behavioral biases as most, but with better analytical hindsight. I’m having a bad day

don’t say that …

[Panayiotis_Ioannou]

anyone know what day we expect the results?

[CEO10K-DAY]

@Tactics

I kind of prefer to fail, which ends my journey in the program (I ain’t opening a level 2 book again). That way I know for sure that I’m an idiot that failed an exam twice and can live out the rest of my days in blissful mediocrity. Passing would probably just inflate my ego and give me a superiority complex, whereas my investment decisions would probably suffer from the same behavioral biases as most, but with better analytical hindsight. I’m having a bad day

Hey I failed twice already and you don’t see me crying about it.

[KingKing]

I will cry for sure.

[Sweep_the_Leg]

@sydneyguy

@Tactics

I kind of prefer to fail, which ends my journey in the program (I ain’t opening a level 2 book again). That way I know for sure that I’m an idiot that failed an exam twice and can live out the rest of my days in blissful mediocrity. Passing would probably just inflate my ego and give me a superiority complex, whereas my investment decisions would probably suffer from the same behavioral biases as most, but with better analytical hindsight. I’m having a bad day

Remember that Failures are the pillars of success. Also, No defeat is Final until you stop trying.

Pretty sure pillars should be successes in this metaphor. For example, passing each exam represents a pillar and know you have a nifty tripod. Building something sturdy out of pillars of failure sounds like a great what to get more failure.

Also, lots of defeats are final before you give up. Like fighting a bear. You’re dead long before you give up.