onelife1

Yeah, I'm actually pretty good at most areas of derivatives. I guess I just expect that I'll fail miserably on anything having to do with FRA, swaps or swaptions. I can do the binomial model option questions, valuing a forward questions and depending on the way they ask, I can probably get the caps and floors type questions.

I went and looked at some passing scores from last year and I don't think there's any way that a score sheet like that above won't pass. The difference is that on the actual exam the conditions are a lot tougher than what I subjected myself to for this mock, and this mock asked a lot of questions right in my sweet spot...anything different in some sections and it could have been a lot worse. That's what's so scary, you can't do enough problems to really feel comfortable. I haven't taken a mock exam yet that forces you to come up with the CTA adjustment.