Calculating the score? particular

cross-ied

Hey is there a particular way to calculate the score of the mock exam??

kamara5

... Not sure if im missing something...
Your RAW mark is # Correct / 120 for each session...

ftwcfa

No i meant do we have to weight it depending on the points for each section? Like financial reporting has the maximum points so i was wondering if you have to calculate it in that way.

dcfox83

You just add up the number you got correct. The exam "weights" are factored in by the number of questions in each section.

Matori

I can't believe people can't understand this

Finalnub

Common sense is really not all that common.

MFIN--- Wrote:
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> I agree with you.
> I believe anybody who has an issue figuring out
> how to calculate the score should fail the exam as
> they likely don't have the common sense required
> to succeed in this designation, let alone the
> finance industry.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at Tuesday, May 24, 2011 at 06:40PM by krazykanuck.

btcapital

Sorry for asking!! Didnt knw people are so mean here.. Don't be soo quick to judge someone next time!

rgonzalez

Miss*Yiota Wrote:
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> mnieman Wrote:
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> -----
> > well, people here are obviously stressed about
> the
> > exam and come here to help others so when
> someone
> > "wastes" their time with something so trivial
> as
> > asking how to divide #correct / #wrong then it
> is
> > quite annoying. can't really blame them.
>
>
> If some people think that when others ask these
> kind of questions here, this a waste of their time
> and they still open the thread, take time to read
> it, take time to answer, that means they really
> don't know how to prioritize things is their
> lives...so they shd be more annoyed by their non
> sense than by people asking questions
>
> Having said that, anyway even if you apply the
> weight again, it will come up to the same result,
> so just do it as you feel it, the easier way is
> just to do correct/total questions


super like!