Does anybody have an idea as to if both the papers (CA11 & CA12) have to be passed seperately or a single pass mark is required. Everybody seems to have a diferent opinon on this one. Why isn't the institute steping forward and clearing everybody's doubts?
TheArtfulDodger said:Guess that most people will do well on the bookwork type questions and then it's down to the more applied questions that'll separate out those who'll pass.....
gordon_sun said:this makes me very nervous, i feel i only did well on the bookwork questions...but bookmark questions covered many marks if i remember correctly...i hope that will give me enough marks to pass...
do you think passing rate will be higher this time due to some many bookwork questions?
WHS said:What bookwork? I really don't remember there being much bookwork! Were the long questions bookwork that I neglected to read? Ok a few things like adv/disadv of different regulatory systems; reasons for reinsuring; modelling of claims, but what else? You think bookwork covered many marks?![]()
jeaneu said:I noticed hardly any bookwork in CA12 - I remember about 2 or 3 questions, but for the rest of them, it felt that it was impossible to use any core reading, and I was writing down whatever idea I could come up with.
jeaneu said:I found CA11 ok - I remember plenty of bookwork questions, and an amazing amount of pensions questions - this particularly stuck in my mind cos I remember cominig out of the exam and thinking ot myself that I'll need to have a glance at my CA12 notes to remind myself what else was in the syllabus apart from pensions!
I noticed hardly any bookwork in CA12 - I remember about 2 or 3 questions, but for the rest of them, it felt that it was impossible to use any core reading, and I was writing down whatever idea I could come up with.
However I was comforted by the fact that at least I was writing for the entire 3 hours - I noticed some people in CA12 either closing their paper after an hour or sitting there with their paper open but writing nothing. Mind you, they could just be really really clever....
And did anyone here ask for extra paper?? What on earth could you have so much to write about - the booklet they gave was thick enough!