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No problem at all. I submitted my experience about two hours before you so I would feel pretty good if I was you.

Hi @hamzaamiri Yes, that's the one. My email confirmation however came directly from GARP's so it could have just been a coincidence. My guess is they will be releasing most of the remaining work experiences submitted by tomorrow.

@Nicole Seaman I just received GARP's confirmation shortly after I emailed them so please disregard any additional request from me. As I now have crossed the finished line, I'd like to once again express my utmost gratitude to both yourself and David for all the hard work in breaking down very...

Thank you Nicole. I will try reaching out to GARP first but if no response by tomorrow then I will have no choice but to bother you for some help.

Hi @Nicole Seaman, from your experience, has GARP provided work experience validations in the very last day making up the 6th week? In other words, if we have not yet received GARP's response should we reach out to them today or wait until tomorrow?

I can't help but question why GARP does not expedite the work experience validation though AI.

It looks like the majority of us will be waiting until the very last week. We have to be patient at this point we are almost there :)

Passed! 1-2-2-1-2 Thank you very much BT team, it was an amazing journey

Good luck everyone!

Agreed. I took the same approach- # of defaults were already given at the requested percentile.

I think it was unnecessarily tricky. Because, Indeed the tails have a diff slope from the central mass, but holistically the overall slope of the QQ plot would be less than a straight line of 1. Thank you for your response.

Exactly my understanding as well.

i see your point. Thanks. Wording was extremely tricky, I think I got tricked on this one. My rationale was that a slope less than 1, would imply heavier tails.

As a normal distribution had a slope of 1 on the QQ plot.

ON the QQ plot question, I felt it was down to two valid choices. Apart from the one already mentioned above, why wouldn’t “ a QQ plot having a slope less than 1” imply heavier tails than a normal distribution- which is what the question was asking I believe?

Agree with your approach, but .45/ sqrt(225) = 0.03.. which I believe was choice D on my exam.

Passed!! Thank you very much BT team! Looking forward to part 2.

Hello, I think it’s a generic email sent out by GARP to all members (temporary or not) regardless of whether they took the exam or not. I also got the same email, but am hopeful it’s not in any way targeted.