What is the m05 pass mark?
60% coursework nominal pass mark. 65% exam nominal pass mark.
What is a pass mark in R01 exam?
For R01 to R05 you need to achieve 65% of the 100 multiple choice questions – so a total of 65 marks in order to pass. With R06 you need to achieve 55% of the 150 marks available – so a total of 82 marks needed to pass this exam.
What is ro5 qualification?
Financial Protection (R05) is a core unit for the Diploma in Regulated Financial Planning which meets the FCA’s qualification requirements for retail investment advisers. This unit is relevant for paraplanners, technical consultants and those in financial planning support roles.
How difficult is Cert CII?
In terms of difficulty the CII exams are significantly easier than Actuarial/ACA/ACCA (Actuarial being by far the hardest). You can make a half decent living as a (re)insurance broker.
Is R01 difficult?
R01 is a nice easy introduction to the R0 exams. 2. around 13 out of the 100 questions are multiple response questions. These are much more difficult than the one from four standard question.
What level is R01?
The R01 is a level 4 unit worth 20 credits. The exam is two hours long and there are 100 questions to answer. These 100 questions are split into 87 standard, and 13 multi-response questions.
What is the easiest R0 exam?
R06 – Financial Planning Practice. The statistics say that this is the easiest R0 exam.
Is R05 easy?
A more objective approach is to look at the pass rates which show R05 to be the easiest R0 exam (R01-6 inclusive). The latest published results for the CII’s R05 exam show a pass rate of 76.35%. Tip: Don’t feel you have to sit this as the last multiple-choice R0 exam you sit.
How hard is the R05 exam?
This is based on a very unscientific observation that most people find the CII R05 exam relatively easy. A more objective approach is to look at the pass rates which show R05 to be the easiest R0 exam (R01-6 inclusive). The latest published results for the CII’s R05 exam show a pass rate of 76.35%.
What is ro1 exam?
The R01 (Financial Services – Regulation and Ethics) exam forms part of the Diploma in Regulated Financial Planning and upon successful completion will give you 20 credits at diploma level. The exam itself is a two-hour computer based multiple choice exam held at test centres throughout the country.