CFA Exam Tips

Test Yourself And Increase Your Chances Of Passing The 2009 Level I CFA Exam.

Now that you’ve been studying for months, study session after study session, problem set after problem set, it’s time to put those countless hours of reading, practicing and problem solving to the test with Practice Mock Exams.

The 2009 Level I CFA® exam is six hours in length, equally divided into a morning and afternoon session. Each session is a self-contained unit: i.e., one cannot answer morning session questions in the afternoon. The exam consists of 240 multiple choice questions each of which is worth 1.5 minutes (or points). This should be considered an average time allotment, as some questions will take longer, while others will require less time. A perfect exam score is 360 points.

4 Complete 240 Question CFA 2009 Level I Practice Exams With Solutions

Each practice exam in the CFA Exam Notes Pack mimics the actual CFA Level I exam in terms of number of questions, topic distribution, difficulty, length and morning vs. afternoon sessions. Complete solutions with explanations follow each practice exam so you can understand how each correct answer is derived.

1. Identify Key Topics - Find your strengths and weaknesses by topic.
2. Time Management - Develop your test taking time management.
3. Reinforce To Retain - Reinforce learned materials with practice.

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