How is the exam paper structured? Will we have enough space to work out problems before selecting the right ones in the Multi-choice questions? Or do they provide any additional sheet for this purpose?
No scratch paper may be brought. It’s my understanding there is enough room in the booklet to work out the problems.
there is no separte scratch paper…but with only 3 or 4 questions per page you should have enough space to work your calculations next to each quest
test is general conceptual, so you won’t be using much scrape, except maybe to draw graphs for econ, or options. but sometimes i do wish they would allow us to use excel in the exam. 
xck2000 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > test is general conceptual, so you won’t be using > much scrape, except maybe to draw graphs for econ, > or options. > Not true test has lots of calcs, but there is enough room.
Super I, not the two tests I have taken thus far. I wouldn’t classify it as a calculation intensive test. By far it is not.
Dreary, its been a while since I passed L1 so it may be changing. It did vary by topic with some having more calc focus than others.