What does quiz coverage mean?

Quiz coverage means using a generated quiz as the first pass through a section. The quiz is generated from a file you upload, then your answers determine what needs review.

Is this a replacement for official CFA Institute mocks?

No. This workflow is for practice from materials you are allowed to upload. Official CFA Institute mocks and provider question banks remain separate.

Should Level I and Level II candidates use the same setup?

The setup is similar, but Level I candidates should bias toward breadth and recall, while Level II candidates should use longer scenarios and more application-heavy quizzes when their materials support it.

CFA Level I / II quiz coverage

Cover CFA material by taking the quiz first.

Upload your own Level I or Level II materials, turn on Pure Learning, and use coverage quizzes plus practice sets to find what you actually need to review.

See the workflow

The quiz-first coverage loop

This is useful when reading every page first is too slow, but you still want systematic coverage from your files.

Upload one clean file

Start with a single reading, notes packet, or prep PDF so the first quiz has a tight scope.

Turn on Pure Learning

Use quiz-first coverage when you want practice sets instead of scheduled reading tasks.

Take the coverage quiz

Answer without rereading first. The point is to expose gaps, not to protect your score.

Review missed areas

Use misses, weak topics, and practice sets to decide which pages deserve a focused review pass.

Level I

Breadth, formulas, and definitions

Use shorter quizzes across more topic areas.

Keep Ethics, FSA, Fixed Income, Quant, and formulas in frequent rotation.

Treat every miss as a signal for flashcards or a quick calculator drill.

Level II

Vignettes, application, and diagnosis

Use longer page ranges when your source includes cases or item sets.

Bias toward understanding and thinking questions once recall is stable.

Review why a vignette answer changes when assumptions, inputs, or facts change.

When to switch back to reading

Pure Learning is best for pressure-testing coverage. Switch back to guided reading when a topic is brand new, the explanation depends on a long derivation, or your quiz misses cluster around one dense section.

Start with one Level I or Level II file.

Generate a narrow coverage quiz first, then expand into the next reading or vignette set.

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