Hi all...Did some search on the kind of marks that put you through in FRM..and found that this was the indicative list of quartile scores for the candidates who passed:
Credit Risk Measurement and Management - 2nd quartile
Market Risk Measurement and Management - 1st
Operational and Integrated Risk Management - 1st
Quantitative Analysis - 3rd
Risk Management and Investment Management - 1st
Credit Risk -1st Quartile
Market Risk- 2nd Quartile
Operational Risk -1st Quartile
Quant - 2nd Quartile :(
Risk and Investment Management- 1st Quartile
Credit Risk -1st Quartile
Market Risk - 2nd Quartile
Operational Risk - 2nd Quartile
Quant - 2nd Quartile
Risk and Investment Management - 2nd Quartile
Credit Risk -3rd Quartile
Market Risk - 1st Quartile
Operational Risk - 2nd Quartile
Quant - 2nd Quartile
Risk and Investment Management - 1st Quartile
Credit Risk Measurement and Management - 2nd quartile
Market Risk Measurement and Management - 1st
Operational and Integrated Risk Management - 2nd
Quantitative Analysis - 2nd
Risk Management and Investment Management - 1st
credit risk: 1st quartile
market risk: 2nd quartile
op risk: 3rd quartile
quant: 3rd quartile
risk & investment management: 1st quartile
credit risk: 3st quartile
market risk: 2nd quartile
op risk: 2rd quartile
quant: 1rd quartile
risk & investment management: 2st quartile
credit risk: 3st quartile
market risk: 2nd quartile
op risk: 2rd quartile
quant: 1rd quartile
risk & investment management: 2st quartile
credit risk: 2nd quartile
market risk: 1st quartile
op risk: 2nd quartile
quant: 1st quartile
risk & investment management: 1st quartile
credit risk: 1st quartile
market risk: 1st quartile
op risk: 1st quartile
quant: 1st quartile
risk & investment management: 1st quartile
So...prima facie, looks like if you can manage around 1st quartile in around 2 sections, and 2nd in the other 2, and may be a third in the last, should be a safe bet...but then, I could be wrong, considering that the candidates who got the quartiles in this proportion might have had really high scores in the sections in which they got 1st quartile...
Btw, i have 2 queries for puys...
1) I've never used a finacial calculator in my life...which one's better ..the TI one or the HP one? And where can I get them from here in Delhi? Would one from Gaffar Mkt be a safe bet? Plan to get used to the calculations early one..was born with two left hands as far as quant goes

2)Everyone seems to be talking about Essentials of econometrics...i searched the nook and corner of internet, but couldn't find this book anywhere...is there an indian edition of the book in the market? Or would someone care to share a soft copy, if there exists one?
tx...