Wendy01

I passed the 2012 one and didn’t do many EOC questions, although I read most of them. Basically, if you get questions where you fill out tables or something similar, might pay to skip them if you understand the concepts. I found the EOC questions for fixed income, derivatives, alt investments and ethics useful but that was about it. From memory, Econ EOCs were fairly brief and all in the exam format so think I may have done most of them too. The key thing is to do lots of revision and practice exams - doing all the EOCs is probably something to do if  you’ve got lots of time and want to absolutely nail the exam.