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Hi Moffat
I was very well prepared for exam but due to anxiety which i faced in all professional papers i did bad , and this is my last paper in P level.
i was confused due to the foreign currency question and this question i needed in exam because i have expertise in this type of question , but the question was weird that home currency is different thn the contract currency and thats made me confuse , i practice all the same home currency and contract currency , one question i did left during my revision which is same it cames in paper and due to that i struggle in exam and approached question 2 and 3 and then came to one , what i did in question one i delibertately used the wrong currency in the forward rate because all my answers was following the wrong , so do i get any marks for these wrong currency continuation ,
Mr Moffat i need ur advice shall i start study from next week , because i don’t feel like i will be pass but there may be very little hope that i will pass.
You do not lose marks twice for the same mistake in the exam. So you if you calculate a wrong figure, but then do everything correctly on that wrong figure, then although you lose marks for the wrong figure you get full marks for everything else.
It really is impossible for me to advise you as to whether to start studying.
Most people feel that they have failed immediately after the exam.
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