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Hey guys,

First of all congratulations to all of you who have cleared FRM L2. I am really anxious at this point of time for my upcoming august attempt. Need some serious suggestions and advice. Those who have cleared the exam, can you please give some suggestions as to what you did right and wrong and what things were really helpful for you to clear the exam. Please drop your valuable insights. Thanks in advance.

FRM Level 2 (August Attempt) – Am I on the right track?

I have about 1.5 months left for the FRM Level 2 exam. So far, I've completed most of Operational Risk, Credit Risk, and Market Risk. I'm currently halfway through Liquidity Risk, and still need to cover Risk & Investment Management and Current Issues.

My plan is to finish the remaining syllabus as soon as possible and keep the last month exclusively for revision and question practice. So far, I've mainly solved Schweser questions and haven't done much from other question banks.

For those who have cleared FRM Level 2:

1. Is keeping the final 1 month solely for practice and revision a good strategy?

2. Are there some direct/application based questions, if yes from which part?

3. Which subjects/readings tend to have the most straightforward and high-scoring questions and where I should have the maximum focus?

4. Looking back, what did you do right that helped you pass, and what would you do differently?

Any advice from people who have recently passed Level 2 would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Like I don't know what's wrong with this generation? Whenever I talk to a girl, i find either they are broke, have lost their belief in true love, or have simply turned man hater after a mere bad experience in relationship.. some of them have not even been in relationship but still doesn't want to fall in love. Like seriouslyyy?? This is how things are supposed to be? I am an old school lover and believe in true love. I don't think 1-2 bad experience should shape us or you know refrain us from something magical or worthwhile. What you guys think? Have you been experiencing the same? Like I am freaking tired. I am losing hope in girls nowadays 🥲