How Did I Pass CFA Level 1 ? | My Detailed Last One Month Plan | Mocks, Hard Topics & Practise 

Your comment really made all the effort for this video so worth it…Extremely grateful to have added some value to your preparation 🙏🏻🙌🏻

Thank you so much Aniket, this really means a lot and I am glad it was helpful for you ☺️🙏🏻

So glad to hear that Owais (feels like I accomplished what I set out to ☺️). Will definitely keep you posted about the webinar on my community post (pls keep an eye there)🙈 All the very best for your revision and for the exam ☺️☺️

Thank you so much Gaurav 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Glad you liked it 🙌🏻🙌🏻

Most welcome Parth, I hope you liked it and found it useful 🙏🏻

I am planning to take a webinar on this, so we all can chat one on one for an hour and also calm our nerves and get some basics questions answered there and then. I am trying to see how many people are interested so I go ahead with the idea accordingly ☺️

Hello, Glad to hear my content helps you in some way, thank you for sharing that with me 🙏🏻🙏🏻 No the level 1 paper will be MCQ only the essay type questions in the candidate resource is just to make sure you have your concepts in place and to make you more ready

Hi Riya, So glad to hear your review on my videos, really means a lot ☺️🙏🏻 If it’s logistically suiting you then do go for the offline classes. Just ask sir, if you will get access to the website videos…If not then maybe online is better because it’s good to go back to some lectures (at least for me) P.S. The reason I said offline is so you can get your doubts cleared in person which is easier than doing it online.

Hey, Shuffle the topics as much as possible! The point is for you to keep the entire subject fresh in your memory, so if you shuffle it’s not planned it’s like giving an exam and your mind automatically keeps in all the topics

Hey Abishek, My favourite mantra is I can keep scoring a 0 a million times while practising as long as I am learning from those mistakes in a way that in the exam I don’t repeat them. I completely understand what you feel but would definitely suggest to give it some time (a lot can be done in a month if we want to). Start practising without being too stressed. The most underrated key to clear the CFA exam is to have a balanced and calm mind. If you still feel underprepared then you always have till upto 24 hours before your exam to take a call! Wishing you all the luck and success 🙌🏻🙌🏻

Glad you liked it Ritika 🙏🏻☺️ Just take one subject at a time…If you’re first reading was done in detail then for revision go through the chapter (your notes preferably) and the moment you finish the subject straight up start solving questions from the candidate resource. Keep cumulating this (cumulative revision) till very subject and unconsciously you’ll have the previous subject in mind (because you are solving questions) even while studying a new one!

Hello, Yes ideally the second revision should be of the whole subject together. It’s okay to have notes in the text book if that’s what your comfortable with…You can then browse through the text book ☺️

Hi Himanshu, I think it’s a great idea for two reasons:- 1. You have understood your own self and have panned out your decision accordingly (it’s a rare and very brilliant quality) 2. You are wanting to understand things and give attention to one thing at a time without unnecessarily jumping into a rat race, which is a quality I appreciate again.

Hi Harsheen, I have made a similar video in my detailed strategy…linking it below, if you still feel that’s not what you were looking for, let me know and I’ll try to make a video specially on that ☺️ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-V9rx6ZT8bUI.htmlsi=vLpltKTCeJruS17C

Will surely try, most details are already there on that video leaving the deferral video so whenever the institute adds that I’ll make that video ☺️

Yes I have spoken about the LES

@@tanishka3338 okay 😊👍the questions given in LES are mostly the same as the ones given behind the official curriculum textbook, do you recommend anything other than that to practice?

@@sanika9540 yes you’re correct…the initial questions of LES are very similar to EOC questions but as we go deeper the difficulty level changes. Other than that: First priority will always be institute material so mocks, the extra practise questions of you have time and the resources…Anything else is just extra day material from classes etc.

@@tanishka3338 okay, thank you so much!!

@@sanika9540 most welcome and all the best

Hello Himanshu, Sharing with you 2 videos where I have given my detailed recommendations…Requesting you to go through it once and if you still have any doubts do not hesitate to reach out here 😁 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-N5k4fjTu5cA.htmlsi=q-mT8A77Rk3ReXt0 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2OxlluWy7SQ.htmlsi=ZyaSdP9u1Rk425Xa

Hello, Yes calculator is required. Also for level 1 you can start with Quants so that you learn the calculator

@@tanishka3338 does 1 year prepration is enough for level 1 and didi my maths is very weak 😓

Hi Anita, Average of 30-40K for a fresher (but can very depending on company, location, etc)

@@tanishka3338 ok, cma ind+cfa lavel 2

Again same, max 5-10K increase hoga, experience will get you a higher pack

Hi Camila, This makes me happy that my content is reaching other sides of the world too ☺️ I promise to be more careful about this…In case there is a Hindi word being spoken in between…I will make sure there are subtitles to support it ☺️

Domstal or Emeset 4mg…both are great to stop the vomiting 🙂