Don’t dwell over a low score. Make it a learning opportunity -
You’re still getting used to the exam format and struggling a little to remember the earlier topics. The best way to cope with this is to stay calm.
Review the model answers -
Going through them after grading the paper is an essential part of learning and improving your study memory.
Read the question properly -
The majority of mistakes made in the actual CFA exam itself – and practice exams – are due to misreading or misunderstanding the question.
Don’t get distracted from completing practice papers -
Doing more practice exams is scientifically proven to be one of the best ways to learn. Prioritize this to maximize test score improvements!
Have a quick review session on areas you're unsure of -
If there are questions around a topic that you clearly need to read up more about, refer to your study materials.
Do your CFA practice exams under time conditions -
You will still fail even if you know your materials 100% if you don’t have time to get the answer down in the real exams.
Avoid getting stuck on questions -
A related point to answering speed, try not to get hung up on questions you have a bit of difficulty with.
Make use of CFA Institute’s mock exams -
The CFA Institute provides each candidate with a few mock exams per level, available from their Learning Ecosystem about 2 months before the actual exam.
Make use of CFA Institute’s mock exams -
The CFA Institute provides each candidate with a few mock exams per level, available from their Learning Ecosystem about 2 months before the actual exam.
Make use of CFA Institute’s mock exams -
The CFA Institute provides each candidate with a few mock exams per level, available from their Learning Ecosystem about 2 months before the actual exam.
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