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Instructions
The harder you Work, The Luckier you Get!
Please see the details of the column headings of the ‘Input Sheet’. Make sure you have c
Lecture. It is very important as it has all the details on how to study and what all to pract
instructions and all the mentoring provided very attentively and not miss out on the instr
You may keep updating your progress in the ‘Input Sheet’ and view a summary and targe
tests are conducted across the entire syllabus and hence not included in this performanc
days before the exam and al details regarding the same shall be provided via WhatsApp.
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Particulars Instructions
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Make sure you follow the lectures and study in the order as provi
subjects, hence the particular order. Also, have tried alternating theo
1 Order of Study
with more retention issues for the latter half. Also, have tried to keep
are bored with one, you can study another. If you want you may com

The schedule is automatically updated with every passing day, tellin

2 Schedule
current week and the following weeks until your revision day starts b

3 Subject Multiple chapters have been categorized under different subjects. It

4 Reading Refers to the chapter number as per the current year curriculum.
Refers to the chapter name. The same has been highlighted in two s
5 Topic compared to the previous year curriculum (Change: Yellow) or in c
curriculum (New: Orange).
An indicator of the number of subheads that the chapter has been
tells us the number of different concepts covered in a chapter and co
6 No. of LOS
chapter. Chapters that have been taught together shows the sum of
chapters.
It just gives an indication of whether the chapter is lengthy on a scal
7 Lengthy
length.
 Numerical or On a scale of 1(None) to 5(completely) have highlighted if the readin
8
Non-Numerical calculations, etc. This is just to give you an idea to have the right exp

On a scale of 1(easy) to 5(Difficult), is very subjective. Irrespective

9 Difficulty Level firm and focused mind, because questions could be from anywhere a
unexpected areas
On a scale of 1(Least) to 5(Very) have highlighted the level of con
done to make sure that you understand that you need to concentrate
make silly errors, and often one formula or concept connects with th
10 Confusing not learn the first one well, you will end up building a weak foundatio
FOCUS!
Also, the level of confusion could be high due to the kind of question
straightforward.
On a scale of 1(Least) to 5(Very) have highlighted the importance
average/normal chapter. This is just an indication and selective study
Importance
11 level of a chapter could be because of a high probability of testability
Level
chapter or the next level on this particular chapter. The questions ma
unimportant areas. Please do not misconstrue or exaggerate the me
Details on 'what' and 'how much' to practice has been provided in de
on a chapter-wise basis, with respect to the required practice, given
there are a lot of confusing or difficult questions being tested from th
1 - Only If you have a shortage of time, you may skip the practice alt
at least.
Level of
2 - If you are short of time, do the Institute Material EOC & Schwese
12 Practice to be
3 - Do the Institute Material EOC, & Schweser EOC, Class Test Book
done
4 - Do the Institute Material EOC and Schweser EOC, Class Test Book
practice.
5. Make sure you complete the Institute Material EOC and Schweser
Portal online practice, and also the Practice Book during Revision. S
6 mock papers) is optional. Better to focus on Institute practice resou
This gives a rough idea about the duration of class lectures (do
chapter. May not be accurate, as we keep adding lectures, practice,
Duration
13 covered and shared with you yet, we take an average of 3 hours for
(hh:mm)
though. Please do not worry, any lecture added later or shared is info
does not include the time required for studying, Exam Mentoring lect

This gives you a rough approximation of the ‘%’ of lectures comple

14 Cumulative (%)
syllabus completed.

The Most important part of your preparation. You must watch ever
15 Lectures strictly advised against using your phone while attending the lecture
Do not leave a topic or a concept in between while studying, by takin

You need to go through the chapter yourself to understand and learn

refer to my notes/ Schweser/ notes depending on the lecture. This in
16 Self Study
chapter from Schweser. The details on preparation and studying hav
Practice’ lecture.

The End of Chapter questions is the first priority for practice. C

Institute EOC
17 the chapter. Do not delay the same. Please make sure to watch the ‘
Questions
exactly how to go about practice. There could be some Non-MCQ que
 After every subject has been completed, make sure to complete solv
revision of the entire subject and improves retention. Advisable to tim
18 Class Test Book
taken and assess your time management. Although time manageme
should be accuracy, do not rush.
You need to do a very thorough revision of the entire curriculum. Att
19 Revision beginning your revision. It is not mandatory to watch revision lecture
mentioned lecture to know how to revise.
This is advisable to be done along with revision. You build onlin
Institute Online
20 Questions is very good. You may skip this and do only the practice bo
Portal
do both.

The practice book provided has questions on a subject wise basis. If

21 Practice Book
the same. Recommended but not mandatory. The questions are of g

Not important. Prioritize institute resources to practice. Focus on rev

Schweser still wish to practice, you may. The graphs do not capture this colum
22
Practice Book 1 skip this, practice institute resources and focus on revision and learn
good as that of the institute. You may still practice Ethics.

Not important. Prioritize institute resources to practice. Focus on rev

Schweser
23 still wish to practice, you may. The graphs do not capture this colum
Practice Book 2
skip this, practice institute resources and focus on revision and learn

Confidence Rate on the Scale of 1 (Low) to 5 (High). While revising make sure
24
Level have low confidence level.

You may add anything here that you wish to remind yourself d
Notes to
25 mistakes, revise practice questions also for this chapter' or 'revise th
Yourself
'revise this chapter at the end, I have retention issues' or 'I know this
MANCE TRACKER
CFA L-1
Candidate Name: Anshul sharma
Date of Beginning Preparati 8/15/2024
Date of Exam: 8/14/2025
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nput Sheet’. Make sure you have covered the ‘How to Study and Practice’
how to study and what all to practice. It is important that you follow
ively and not miss out on the instructions.
et’ and view a summary and target based on that in the next sheets. Mock
ce not included in this performance tracker. It is conducted between 10-20
e shall be provided via WhatsApp.

Instructions
es and study in the order as provided. There could be prerequisites across
rder. Also, have tried alternating theory and practical subjects. I have kept subjects
he latter half. Also, have tried to keep an overlap between two subjects so if you
dy another. If you want you may complete one subject at a time as well.

pdated with every passing day, telling you what you need to complete in the
weeks until your revision day starts based on you study hours.

egorized under different subjects. It is important to understand the groupings as exam question weightages an

s per the current year curriculum.

e same has been highlighted in two shades to indicate in case of any changes
curriculum (Change: Yellow) or in case it has been added for the first time to the

subheads that the chapter has been divided into by the Institute. It approximately
concepts covered in a chapter and could be an indicator of the length of the
en taught together shows the sum of all learning outcomes in the combined

ether the chapter is lengthy on a scale of '1' to '5', '3' being an average chapter
pletely) have highlighted if the reading has a lot of numerical, formulas, ratios,
give you an idea to have the right expectations before you begin the chapter.

fficult), is very subjective. Irrespective, you need to attend the lectures with a very
questions could be from anywhere and confusing questions could turn up from
ry) have highlighted the level of confusion, '3' being an average chapter. This is
derstand that you need to concentrate and the chapters in which you are prone to
formula or concept connects with the following one and if you are distracted or did
will end up building a weak foundation for the forthcoming concepts and formula.

d be high due to the kind of questions tested, although the reading may be fairly

ry) have highlighted the importance level of the same, '3' being an
just an indication and selective studying is not at all encouraged. The importance
use of a high probability of testability, or because of dependence of another
particular chapter. The questions may turn up from unexpected or seemingly
ot misconstrue or exaggerate the meaning of the same.
h' to practice has been provided in details already. This is just to give an indication
spect to the required practice, given how much the student is prone to error, or if
ifficult questions being tested from that chapter.
of time, you may skip the practice altogether, else do the Institute Material EOC

he Institute Material EOC & Schweser EOC.

C, & Schweser EOC, Class Test Book(Subject wise).
C and Schweser EOC, Class Test Book(Subject wise), Institute Portal online

Institute Material EOC and Schweser EOC, Class Test Book(Subject wise), Institute
the Practice Book during Revision. Schweser Practice Papers (2 Mock books with
er to focus on Institute practice resources.
the duration of class lectures (doesnot include practice lecture) for each
as we keep adding lectures, practice, etc. There could be a new chapter not yet
t, we take an average of 3 hours for such chapters. It gives you a fair estimate
y lecture added later or shared is informed via WhatsApp to all students. Also, it
red for studying, Exam Mentoring lectures, etc.

mation of the ‘%’ of lectures completed, and hence an idea of the proportion of

preparation. You must watch every single lecture very attentively. You are
our phone while attending the lectures. Sit for a minimum 2.5-3 hours at a stretch.
pt in between while studying, by taking too many breaks.

pter yourself to understand and learn the concepts (not mug up). You will have to
tes depending on the lecture. This includes solving questions at the end of the
ails on preparation and studying have been covered in the “How to Study and

s is the first priority for practice. Complete this immediately after completing
ame. Please make sure to watch the ‘How to Study and Practice’ Lecture to know
e. There could be some Non-MCQ questions also, still try solving them.
mpleted, make sure to complete solving the questions here. It serves as a quick
d improves retention. Advisable to time yourself for these and make a note of time
nagement. Although time management is not a major challenge for L-1. Priority
.
revision of the entire curriculum. Attend the lecture ‘How to Revise’ before
t mandatory to watch revision lectures for each chapter. Please refer to the
to revise.
along with revision. You build online reading speed as well. The level of
y skip this and do only the practice book instead if you are falling short of time to

questions on a subject wise basis. If you have enough time left, you may practice
ot mandatory. The questions are of good standard.

e resources to practice. Focus on revision and concepts and retention. In case you
The graphs do not capture this column to assess your level of practice. My advice,
urces and focus on revision and learning. Standard of these questions is not as
u may still practice Ethics.

e resources to practice. Focus on revision and concepts and retention. In case you
The graphs do not capture this column to assess your level of practice. My advice,
urces and focus on revision and learning. You may still practice Ethics.

o 5 (High). While revising make sure you give more time to topics in which you

hat you wish to remind yourself during revision. For example: 'Made a lot of
ons also for this chapter' or 'revise this chapter with more time, I didn't study well',
have retention issues' or 'I know this chapter due to my work profile'.
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Instructions: Choose 'D' for Done and 'U' for Undone.
Average 6.9 3.4
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Subject Topic
Stud le g LOS hy
y 2
1 Quants 01,PR1 The Time Value of Money 11 4
Corp. Capital Investments and Capital
2 26 4 4
Issuers Allocation
Current
3 Quants 03,PR2 Statistical Measures 15 4
Week
Current
4 Quants 5 Portfolio Mathematics 3 4
Week
5 Week 2 Quants 04,PR3 Probability 11 4
Financial Statement Reporting
6 Week 2 FSA 29,PR15 10 1
and Analysis
30,31,P
Income Statement and Balance
7 Week 3 FSA R16,PR1 25 3
Sheet
7
06,PR4,P
8 Week 3 Quants Probability Distributions 19 3
R7
9 Week 5 Quants 07,PR5 Sampling, Estimation, Inference 7 3

10 Week 4 Quants 08,PR6 Hypothesis Testing 13 5

32,33,P
11 Week 5 FSA Cash Flow Statements 10 3
R18
12 Week 5 FSA 39 Financial Analysis Techniques 6 4
Parametric and Non Parametric
13 Week 5 Quants 9 2 5
Tests of Independence
14 Week 5 Quants 10 Simple Linear Regression 6 3

15 Week 6 FSA 34,PR19 Inventories 15 4

16 Week 6 FSA 37,PR21 Income Taxes 10 4

Alt. AI-Methods, Structures,
17 Week 6 78,79 5 5
Invest. Performance and Returns
Alt.
18 Week 7 81 Real Estate and Infrastructure 4 5
Invest.
 Alt.
19 Week 7 82 Natural Resources 3 5
Invest.
Alt. Investments in Private Capital-
20 Week 7 80 3 5
Invest. Equity and Debt
Alt.
21 Week 7 83 Hedge Funds 3 5
Invest.
Alt.
22 Week 7 84 Introduction to Digital Assets 4 5
Invest.
Non Current LongTerm
23 Week 8 FSA 36,PR22 6 5
Liabilities
24 Week 8 FSA 35,PR20 Long Lived Assets 10 4

25 Week 9 FSA 38 Financial Reporting Quality 8 1

Applications of Financial
26 Week 9 FSA PR23 5 1
Statement Analysis
Introduction to Financial
27 Week 9 FSA 40 5 3
Statement Modeling
Organizational Forms,
Corp.
28 Week 9 22 Corporate Issuer Features, and 3 1
Issuers
Ownership
Corp.
29 Week 10 27 Capital Structure 4 3
Issuers
Corp.
30 Week 10 25 Working Capital and Liquidity 3 4
Issuers
Corp. Investors and Other
31 Week 10 23 3 1
Issuers Stakeholders
Corporate Governance-
Corp.
32 Week 10 24 Conflicts, Mechanisms, Risks, 3 2
Issuers
and Benefits
Corp.
33 Week 10 28 Business Models 2 2
Issuers
Derivativ
34 Week 12 68 to 73 Forwards and Futures 13 4
es
Derivativ
35 Week 13 75 to 77 Options 7 5
es
Fixed
36 Week 14 54,55,57 Fixed Income Valuation 8 5
Income
Yield and Yield Spread
Fixed
37 Week 14 56 Measures for Floating-Rate 2 3
Income
Instruments
Fixed
38 Week 15 58 to 61 Fixed Income Risk and Return 12 5
Income
Derivativ Pricing and Valuation of Interest
39 Week 15 74 2 5
es Rates and Other Swaps
Ethics and Trust in the
40 Week 15 Ethics 89 8 1
Investment Profession
41 Week 15 Ethics 90 to 91 Ethics-Standards and Guidance 6 3

42 Week 15 Ethics 93 Ethics Application 2 1

Introduction to the Global
43 Week 15 Ethics 92 Investment Performance 5 2
Standards
 Fixed Fixed-Income Instrument
44 Week 15 49 2 3
Income Features
Fixed
45 Week 16 62 Credit Risk 3 4
Income
Fixed Credit Analysis for Government
46 Week 16 63 1 4
Income Issuers
Fixed Credit Analysis for Corporate
47 Week 16 64 3 4
Income Issuers
Fixed Fixed-Income Markets for
48 Week 16 53 2 2
Income Government Issuers
Fixed
49 Week 17 65 Fixed-Income Securitization 2 5
Income
Fixed Mortgage-Backed Security
50 Week 17 67 4 5
Income Instrument and Market Features
Fixed Asset-Backed Security
51 Week 18 66 4 5
Income Instrument and Market Features
Fixed Fixed-Income Cash Flows and
52 Week 17 50 2 3
Income Types
Fixed Fixed-Income Issuance and
53 Week 17 51 3 2
Income Trading
Fixed Fixed-Income Markets for
54 Week 18 52 3 2
Income Corporate Issuers
Economic
55 Week 18 16 Introduction to Geopolitics 6 2
s
Economic International Trade and Capital
56 Week 18 17,PR13 9 4
s Flows
Economic 18,19,P
57 Week 18 Currency Exchange Rate 9 4
s R14
Portfolio- Portfolio Risk and Return-I and
58 Week 19 20-21 16 5
1 and 2 II
Economic Demand and Supply, Market
59 Week 20 12,PR8 10 4
s Structures
Economic Market Organization and
60 Week 20 12,PR9 11 5
s Structures
Economic Aggregate Output, Prices, and
61 Week 20 PR10 15 4
s Economic Growth
Portfolio- Portfolio Management-An
62 Week 21 85 6 2
1 and 2 Overview
Portfolio- Basics of Portfolio Planning and
63 Week 21 86 8 2
1 and 2 Construction
Portfolio- The Behavioral Biases of
64 Week 21 87 3 2
1 and 2 Individuals
Introduction to Big Data
65 Week 21 Quants 11 3 3
Techniques
Portfolio- Introduction to Risk
66 Week 21 88 7 4
1 and 2 Management
Economic
67 Week 22 13,PR11 Introduction to Business Cycles 9 3
s
Economic 14,15,P
68 Week 22 Monetary and Fiscal Policy 14 4
s R12
 Industry and Competitive
69 Week 23 Equity 46 5 3
Analysis
Company Analysis-Past and
70 Week 23 Equity 45 5 3
Present
71 Week 23 Equity 47 Company Analysis-Forecasting 5 3
Equity Valuation-Concepts and
72 Week 24 Equity 48 13 5
Basic Tools
Market Organization and
73 Week 24 Equity 41 12 4
Structure
74 Week 25 Equity 44 Overview of Equity Securities 8 2

75 Week 25 Equity 42 Security Market Indexes 11 3

76 Week 25 Equity 43 Market Efficiency 7 2

77 Week 25 Quants 2 Time Value of Money in Finance 3 4

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1 4 4 5 5 5:42 62 U U U U

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stud 5 revi-
To- y buf- sion
Start 32 day days fer days
15- days 16- left Exa
days
Aug- over Sep- m
24 24 14-
Confidence Level Aug-
25
INPUT Econom-
Anshul sharma, you have
Study Hours - Weekdays Per day 2.5 hrs ics Derivat-
306 days to complete 113
Equity Fixedives Alt. Ethics chapters & 303 hrs of
Study Hours - Weekends Per day 8.0 hrs Quants Corp.
Income In- lectures.
Issuers vest. Portfolio-
Self Study Hours Per Chapter 5.0 hrs FSA 1 and 2 For this you must study for
1:44 hrs and 5:34 hrs
No. of days for Revision 21 days
respectively on weekdays
Buffer days for pending portions & pr 5 days & weekends.

Chapter Lectures
Lectures Self Study Total
DONE
Done, 2 Done, 18 Done, 10 Done, 28
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More than expected Ex-
tra
Un
UNDONE don
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Expected Undone, Undone, Undone,
Undone, 290 Undone, Undone, 57
105 525 815
9 12 44
Less than expected

No. of Chapters Lecture Hours Self Study Hours Total Hours

Weekly Daily Weekly Daily Weekly Daily Weekly Daily

From Actual 0.1 0.0 0:45 0:06 0:25 0:03 1:10 0:10
Beginnin
g Expected 2.4 0.3 6:39 0:57 12:00 1:42 18:39 2:39
till Date
Variance -97% -89% -97% -94%
From Target 4.6 0.7 12:24 1:46 23:07 3:18 35:32 5:04
Today till
Revision Inc. Eff. Needed +98% +94% +98% +97%

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