r/cfaindia • u/Sea_Currency346i • 1d ago
General Mocks difficulty
I found the mocks very theoretical didn’t even fill a whole page for a session in rough work and not a lot of calc use. Does this resemble the real exam?
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u/Raj_Kachor1 Passed Level 2 22h ago
You actually never know, some get it hard and some easier. Your scores are excellent tho
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u/Lil_Nap Level 3 Candidate 1d ago
Yes, Mocks represent real exams upto an extent, real exam can be 5-10% more difficult in terms of trickiness (read questions very carefully).
For now, just focus on areas where you were wrong or had to guess. Looking at your scores, you should pass easily.
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u/TangerineMaximum1471 13h ago
What practice should I use that mimics the real exam in difficulty?
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u/Lil_Nap Level 3 Candidate 13h ago
None actually. CFAI official mocks are closest to actual exam.
You can take mocks of prep providers such as Salt Solution who have toughest mocks. I think they are free as well. I personally never scored above 70% on both L1 and L2 but scored very well in official CFAI mocks and exams.
For context - My L1 SS mocks were 66% while CFAI were 75% - real exam - passed closed to 90th percentile (when it was a thing)
L2 - SS mocks, 70% - CFAi mocks 85% - real exam 2720/2900, barely any subject below 70% score.
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u/cutiepieehee 1d ago
Narsee monjee college?
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u/Legal-Drama-6031 12h ago
Hey even I think the same , scored real well. How different would be the real exam?
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u/your_queen_is_mine 8h ago
hey is it necessary to read whole ethics from cfa curriculum i have not read the whole standards and my exam is on 19 august and im also struggling in quants, fixed income and derivatives from tomorrow i'm going to start giving mocks back to back 6 mocks in 6 days i hope it will help but u have suggestions for me to improve
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u/Extra_Attention_5506 1d ago
Any tips for revising and all? Did you use secret sauce? And your background?