fpc 2

In message , zahire khan writes

It depends on how much you dont know.

What happens if he doesn't know how much he doesn't know?

What happens if he doesn't know how much he doesn't know?

I guess he's saying is one week enough to learn everything in the FPC2 exam? I don't know as I'm doing the Securities Institute Certificate paper but someone else may be able to help. Btw, do they give the recommend study hours for FPC2?

Bitstring , from the wonderful person Peter Saxton said

He finds out when he sees the exam paper. 8>.

What happens if he doesn't know how much he doesn't know?

In message , Peter Saxton writes

Ahh, then he'll need a few more days then..............

In message , Scooby Doo writes

Well in that case he doesnt know the meaning of the word 'revise', so perhaps he should lower his sights to FPC1.

Maybe even FPC0.5

Is that to give him time to know what he doesn't know?

In message , Peter Saxton writes

I dont know if thats enough time for him to know what he doesnt know or even what he does know but I know that no matter how much he knows he knows its nothing to do with how much I know he knows or how much I know he doesnt know and I should know shouldnt i?

It took Socrates nearly his whole life to learn to know that he knew nothing. I wouldn't seriously expect the OP to attain such lofty enlightenment in a mere matter of weeks.

Assuming you have all course materials and have a basic understanding of the various financial products involved - yes.

Such a short period of time would suggest that you are not taking it seriously, however, and that it alone would be of little benefit anyway!

!"Revision" does of course imply a prior course of study upon which you are refreshing knowledge so your question is pretty meaningless.

Marcus