To reveal the names of chapters to be covered in each of the 16 lessons, please click on the name of the lesson in this link: www.finRGB.com/frm-part-1-study-plan
Hi, i have a commerce without math background, and i have registered and chosen May 2022 as my exam date so do you think i’ll be able to study QA well?
Hi, would you have the pdfs to the books? I am currently deciding on whether I want to take this course up and would like to go through the kind of material we will study in the books.
@@finRGB I am aware of that. I just want to register after I have made up my mind about the course. So wanted to go through the material before registering. Would you be able to share your material with me?
Yup. If you leave aside a couple of weeks for revision, you have 15.5 weeks till Nov 7th. As per the plan in this video, it means a lesson (i.e. approx 4 readings) a week. It'll be helpful if as far as possible you stick to a single (your preferred) resource and do it as well as you can. If you consistently stick to the plan and finish all that has to be done in each week, you'll be fine.
GARP books are heavy on details - well recommended if you can devote ample time to your preparations. You can always elect to exclusively follow materials from a preparation provider. Even if you do so, you will benefit by also doing end-of-chapter questions from GARP books. Also, if time permits, read the 'theoretical' (and often subtle) readings (e.g. readings on financial crisis, financial disasters, enterprise risk management, governance etc.) from GARP books. You are welcome to browse through materials offered by finRGB here: www.finRGB.com/courses/frm-part-1-online-course.
Hello Evangelia. It is because following the four books in the order: 1 to 4 will present concepts in a rather haphazard manner. Here are a few examples: 1) chapters on corporate risk management, financial disasters etc. (Book 1) require familiarity with financial instruments and their risks (Book 3). 2) the chapter on Simulation Methods (Book 2) is best understood when you understand options and option pricing methods (chapters 14, 15 in Book 4). 3) the chapter on CAPM (Book 1) is best done after you are done with chapters on regression (Book 2). 4) the chapter on Properties of Interest Rates (Book 3) is best done after / alongside chapters 9, 10, 12 from Book 4. Also, the study plan groups related chapters together (4 chapters in each group). Given the chapters in any group share the same focus, it helps connect the dots.
Hello Kamini. The chapter names are given in this link: www.finRGB.com/frm-part-1-study-plan. For chapters to be covered in week 6, please click on "Lesson 6: Fixed Income (Introduction)".
very clear and coherent presentation, N't rushing through at all, Wish I visited this channel much earlier. I'm not very strong in Quant, how many hours do I require to clear FRM, I'm a commerce, Management graduate and have exp in the Risk department of Banks and NBFCs in Retail and MSME products of 20 years+
Hi, I am 5 chapters old in QA book. Not working for the next 49 days till Nov 17,2022 (exam date). Can put in 8-10 hours a day. Is it possible to pass FRM level 1? Have a MS in statistics (rusty knowledge though). Practicing with Bionic turtle. Please advise.
Hello Sakshi, in that situation also, the sequence of readings covered in this video is recommended (www.finRGB.com/frm-part-1-study-plan). If you have any queries regarding your exam preparations, please drop a mail at finrgb@gmail.com. Will be happy to assist.
Nope. Chill, study and have a good social life in college. Participate in club activities, try new things, challenge yourself and see the world around you. You can write FRM anytime but you only get one shot at college. Good luck and take it one day at a time :)
Hello Sumit. The exact names of chapters (as per GARP books) are available here: www.finRGB.com/frm-part-1-study-plan. On this page, if you click on any lesson name (Lessons 1 - Lesson 16), it will show you the chapters contained in each lesson.
To reveal the names of chapters to be covered in each of the 16 lessons, please click on the name of the lesson in this link: www.finRGB.com/frm-part-1-study-plan
I started this channel taking inspiration from you... thank you so much
Thank you for the kind words of appreciation, Finance Chanakya. Keep up the good work.
@@finRGB kindly review my channel.. you don't need to subscribe
Any suggestions??
Youre videos are really nice and easy to understand... please continue to make this videos
Thank you for the appreciation, Pratik.
Hi, i have a commerce without math background, and i have registered and chosen May 2022 as my exam date so do you think i’ll be able to study QA well?
Hello Sneha, pls drop us your query over email at finrgb@gmail.com.
Hi, would you have the pdfs to the books? I am currently deciding on whether I want to take this course up and would like to go through the kind of material we will study in the books.
Hello Mr. Shah, from 2020 onwards, the soft copies of the prescribed books are provided to you upon registering for the Part 1 of the Exam.
@@finRGB I am aware of that. I just want to register after I have made up my mind about the course. So wanted to go through the material before registering. Would you be able to share your material with me?
Alright thanks anyways
@@finRGB - So do we study from these ebooks?
I too want to have a look at the books before deciding to go for the exams, can someone help ?
hi I only have 3 months to prepare, is it doable?
Yup. If you leave aside a couple of weeks for revision, you have 15.5 weeks till Nov 7th. As per the plan in this video, it means a lesson (i.e. approx 4 readings) a week. It'll be helpful if as far as possible you stick to a single (your preferred) resource and do it as well as you can. If you consistently stick to the plan and finish all that has to be done in each week, you'll be fine.
Which book do we reffer for FRM part 1 - 202?
I have got ebook from GARP on my account - FRM ooks - viewable on Vital source
GARP books are heavy on details - well recommended if you can devote ample time to your preparations. You can always elect to exclusively follow materials from a preparation provider. Even if you do so, you will benefit by also doing end-of-chapter questions from GARP books. Also, if time permits, read the 'theoretical' (and often subtle) readings (e.g. readings on financial crisis, financial disasters, enterprise risk management, governance etc.) from GARP books. You are welcome to browse through materials offered by finRGB here: www.finRGB.com/courses/frm-part-1-online-course.
im studying from kaplan the book is great
@@Iamypj3 where can I get those books bro
@@Iamypj3 do you have soft file book
@@cuongtruong9649 No
Very nice work 👌
Thank you for the appreciation.
Thank You Sir
Prepare well and do well, Feroz.
@@finRGB yes Sir 🙂 thanks a lot.. your channel is very helpful..
Is there a reason that you have the topics mixed up and not following the sequence of the book?
Hello Evangelia. It is because following the four books in the order: 1 to 4 will present concepts in a rather haphazard manner. Here are a few examples:
1) chapters on corporate risk management, financial disasters etc. (Book 1) require familiarity with financial instruments and their risks (Book 3).
2) the chapter on Simulation Methods (Book 2) is best understood when you understand options and option pricing methods (chapters 14, 15 in Book 4).
3) the chapter on CAPM (Book 1) is best done after you are done with chapters on regression (Book 2).
4) the chapter on Properties of Interest Rates (Book 3) is best done after / alongside chapters 9, 10, 12 from Book 4.
Also, the study plan groups related chapters together (4 chapters in each group). Given the chapters in any group share the same focus, it helps connect the dots.
@@finRGB Great way of cutting the topics down. Kaplan Shweser just follows the order of the books.
Dear Team,
Can you share name wise syllabus. I am getting confused regarding week 6.
Hello Kamini. The chapter names are given in this link: www.finRGB.com/frm-part-1-study-plan. For chapters to be covered in week 6, please click on "Lesson 6: Fixed Income (Introduction)".
Does this include Machine learning?
You can find the updated version of the study plan here: www.finRGB.com/frm-part-1-study-plan (includes the machine learning readings).
very clear and coherent presentation, N't rushing through at all, Wish I visited this channel much earlier. I'm not very strong in Quant, how many hours do I require to clear FRM, I'm a commerce, Management graduate and have exp in the Risk department of Banks and NBFCs in Retail and MSME products of 20 years+
Hello Sanjay, glad you found the video helpful. Kindly drop your exam related queries at this email id: finRGB@gmail.com.
Hi, I am 5 chapters old in QA book. Not working for the next 49 days till Nov 17,2022 (exam date). Can put in 8-10 hours a day. Is it possible to pass FRM level 1? Have a MS in statistics (rusty knowledge though). Practicing with Bionic turtle. Please advise.
@Visswanath Venkataraman, sure, please drop a mail to bhuvnesh.khurana@finRGB.com
I need the text books
Can you make a video like this for 1year prep time duration please🙏🏻
Hello Sakshi, in that situation also, the sequence of readings covered in this video is recommended (www.finRGB.com/frm-part-1-study-plan). If you have any queries regarding your exam preparations, please drop a mail at finrgb@gmail.com. Will be happy to assist.
I am a first year student of b.com Hons.
Should I pursue it right now?
Nitya Chaudhary nope
Nope. Chill, study and have a good social life in college. Participate in club activities, try new things, challenge yourself and see the world around you. You can write FRM anytime but you only get one shot at college. Good luck and take it one day at a time :)
Hi sir, could you pls write here like lesson wise chapters to be covered?
Hello Sumit. The exact names of chapters (as per GARP books) are available here: www.finRGB.com/frm-part-1-study-plan. On this page, if you click on any lesson name (Lessons 1 - Lesson 16), it will show you the chapters contained in each lesson.
@@finRGB thanks
Your contacts please!