You mean save section progress? Or save prior level progress?
My sections save automatically when I complete them. Prior level exam results disappear for me after about 1-2 years so I just keep the results emails in a mail folder. Dunno if I am answering your question or if I misunderstood… in which case apologies.
Oh sorry for the confusion, I’m referring to CFA’s suggestion to “…take time to save the work you have completed in the Learning Ecosystem. If you want to keep your notes, highlighting, and progress, you must make copies before results are released .”
I hope it’s not suggesting us to take screenshots of the whole curriculum, but rather there’s a more efficient way to save all the highlights and work in the E-learning system.
Ahhh, the CFA results season. Everything is a “tell”, even one month in advance
Why would CFAI wait for one month to give people the results though, no one really knows
Yes it’s a bit funny that at every level, literally every year here, we all go through the same ritual of seeking guidance through imaginary tea leaves. It is what it is… bring on August 10th already!
The point is, CFAI doubled the number of times you can take CFA exam in a year. For this reason, they need to reduce the % of those who pass per instance.
If you keep in mind that last time it was 44%, technically they increased the % of people who pass from 22% to 25%.
I would second that for a moment… we will need additional data to prove that, as in my opinion, the candidats that could have taken the exam only once in previous years will disperse now in two new dates (probably given the geographical dispersion). I mean, CFA Level 1 exam has two dates for some years now if I am correct, so actually nothing new happened there…(except the higher MPS probably)
I think candidates could appear for Level 1 in May as well as December even before in the paper based format. Not entirely sure the frequency of exam should affect the pass percentage for Level 1. This could, however be true for L2 and 3.
Hope tomorrow’s May 2021 L2 results will be more typical than the L1 ones. Not that it changes anything at this point, but that would be a friendlier L3 signal regardless.
40% looks far more traditional. Folks scoring under 50% in some sections still passed apparently, some with high results compared to their peers. At least it’s not another 25% type pass rate. My L1 and L2 were 43% and 44% respectively, probably others have similar experiences.