should I retabulate? next, failing, should

kamara5

these are my level 2 results, wondering if its worth retabulating? I took L2 for the 2nd time this yr after failing with a band 4 last yr., and don't have the enthusiasm to try again next yr..


Item Set
Q# Topic Max Pts <=50% 51%-70% >70%
- Alternative Investments 18 - * -
- Corporate Finance 36 - * -
- Derivatives 36 * - -
- Economics 18 * - -
- Equity Investments 72 - * -
- Ethical & Professional Standards 36 - * -
- Financial Reporting & Analysis 72 - - *
- Fixed Income Investments 36 - - *
- Portfolio Management 18 * - -
- Quantitative Methods 18 * - -
We have divided the full group of candidates who did not pass into 10 approximately equal score bands. Your score band below shows how your overall score on the exam compares with all other failed candidates.
Your score band: 9

anshultongia

I have never heard of someone pass after a retab, but they could be out there.

If this is bothering you and a $100 would settle it, do it.

canadiananalyst

and looking at your score band, that's certainly a fail

AndyNZ

"and looking at your score band, that's certainly a fail"

lol the whole point is a retab is that the guy thinks something went wrrong in the process of the machine reading his scantron

so yeh, his scores are gona look like a fail....

yodacaia

If you had some pencil eraser marks on your sheet, those could have screwed up the scantron. So, retab is not a bad idea.
Who knows, you may pass? What is the harm in trying it. Worst case scenario: Your $100 is lost. You need to see how that will or will not affect you.

Also, taking level 2 for the 3rd time may be easier than you think. You may need to prepare only for 2 months or so. But, I can also totally see how you are not interested in taking it again. It is mentally draining just thinking about it.
At the same time, as time passes by and Dec. or Jan. rolls along, you may be in a different mindset and the July results may not be fresh in your memory and it may be a lot easier to study for the exam then.

IAmNeil

A retab is very unlikely to change anything.