thommo77

2007-2009 are most relevant for total exams. BUT FOR IPS RELATED QUESTIONS, it's all the same thing right ? so maybe go back to 200 for IPS related questions?

Analti_Calte

So do you guys think that although Schweser Volume 2 exams are based on the 2010 curriculam, the CFA 2007-2009 past exams are more relevant?

And CFAi text EOC or Schweser QBank?

So little time left not quite sure how to best spend my time!

jmh530

For the older exams, at the beginning of the answers, CFA mentions the pertinent LOS's and reference text refered to. If the reference text is not current for the 2010 BOK, skip that question. IPS will be relevant for sure, other sections might have.

Windjam

Went back to 1997 for IPS questions. Definitely worth it. You can tell how the style of questioning has changed over the years.

Now considering doing other questions for 2000-2006 time period. Looking at the beginning of the answers for the LOS, etc. is a good idea when deciding what to skip.



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skycfa

Plug and Chug Wrote:
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>Cumulatively, reviewing the 2006 exam
> implies referring to a curriculum that is almost
> 50% different from the current one.


can you explain this statement? are you saying you think that the 2006 curriculum is 50% diff from the current one? if find this very hard to believe

mcmc

I plan on going back to 2006 - as in taking 2006 - 2009 as practise exams. I do plan on reviewing the exams from 2000 -2005 - possibly doing some of the IPS questions if time.

oneboy

i went back to 2000. they actually are challenging.

NakedPuts00

Hi: can you send the copy from 2000 to 2006 to me at dechunw@gmail.com. Many thanks!

lcai

I agree, 2007 - 2009 is most relevant. In 2007, CFAI changed LIII curriculum by as much as 40%. Changes between 2007 - 09 have been at best minimal. Cumulatively, reviewing the 2006 exam implies referring to a curriculum that is almost 50% different from the current one.