I found Schweser questions harder than the paper.But we're not supposed to discuss the exam

did you get notes?

I also need the questin bank, please share.kiiovince@yahoo.com

In CFA prep do not waste your money buying all the material, all you need is basic schweser notes which will have I think one extra questions/ answers book with 3 complete test. CDs, test banks and all the extra materials are useless, you probably won't have time to go through them

In CFA testing yourself is only useful if you've understood the material. Already you have 2 complete mock exam provided for free by CFA institute, spend more time understanding the material, less than 10% of your time should be set aside for testing and 90% should go to learning the material. I passed 3 levels of my CFA in 18 months and each level I only dedicated the last 2 weeks for testing.

he he @@Rollout is busted!!! but @guru, its possible to complete CFA® in 21 months (3+6+12). Read three months and sit for Dec exams, then June and June and bingo!!!

@Rollout, your math dont work right. To sit for Dec exam you need to have registered for it by Sept meaning you need the 18 plus the 3 months which equals to 21 months

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@Rollout did you know that technically i can go to the top of nyayo house and jump!! But the question is whether I am capable of doing it...

Yes it is conceivable to do CFA in 18months but the official records show none of the only 48 CFAs in East Africa completed theirs in 18months!

When you have very few individuals taking a certain course it becomes too hard for one to parade lies!

First there is no official CFA record of how many people finish CFA in specific duration of time "so you cannot throw out the offical record term" CFA institute do not share any results with anyone apart from the test taker so you might be talking about "cfa" from river road.

Secondly, I don't know where you found the number of CFAs in East Africa because it is probably not true that there are only 48 and non of the completed in 18 months, how do you even keep track of that when CFA don't share results with anyone?

Thirdly, There is a pass rate of about 30-50% for CFA exams, level 1 being with the lowest passrate because alot of people just sign up when they never even planned or thought of it, as you move from level one to level 3 the pass rate significantly increases because smarter and the most prepared people move to the next level, in short alot of people who pass level 1 on their fist attempt will pass all the levels in first attempt that is just what it is. How can you claim to be a Guru if you can't complete CFA in 18 months?