How I Cracked FRM Level 1 in Just 4 Months | Study Tips & Strategies | FRM L1

[@kundankhaware9675]

Clearing FRM with full time jon in PSB is really difficult, yet you cleared it. Congratulations from a peer PSBanker

[@khushpreet2012]

Thank u very much..

[@mrunalparekh3870]

Congratulations

[@khushpreet2012]

@@mrunalparekh3870 thank you

[@Fintelligents]

Thank you so much for your kind words! Balancing a full-time job in a PSB while preparing for the FRM was definitely challenging, but the effort paid off. It’s encouraging to hear support from a fellow PSB Banker. Keep pushing forward in your journey-you’ve got this!

[@shubhama2908]

I too have a similar profile , working in a PSB with 9 years of experience and am considering to pursue FRM

[@kakugaming5122]

Me too ..

[@Fintelligents]

you can give FRM Exam

[@Fintelligents]

you can give FRM Exam

[@HappyPets-l45]

Sir I am working as a Business Analyst in capital markets domain with no background in Quants. Is it possible to still clear this exam?

[@Fintelligents]

@@HappyPets-l45 yes possible lot of finance working professional have cleared it

[@aniketnirmalkoley3920]

Sir what is the difficulty level of quants and maths in FRM. It is related to HSC Level Commerce Maths?

[@Fintelligents]

The difficulty level of quants and math in the FRM (Financial Risk Manager) exam is generally higher than what you would have encountered in HSC (Higher Secondary Certificate) level commerce math. In the FRM, you'll deal with topics like probability, statistics, calculus, and linear algebra, which are essential for risk modeling and financial analysis. While it's more advanced than commerce-level math, it's certainly manageable with consistent study and practice. If you're comfortable with the basics and willing to put in the effort to understand the concepts, you'll be able to handle the quants in FRM.