FRM Part II practice questions with answers
Try 5 free Part II questions below, check your answers and read the explanations without an account. These are selected practice items, not a full mock. A separate 20-question printable PDF is available by email.
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Operational risk
Question 1. Which of the following practices represents a sound methodological and governance standard for implementing a RAROC-based economic capital allocation framework across diverse business units?
Explanation after you answerLiquidity risk
Question 2. Under a sound intraday liquidity governance framework, if an unexpected midday client outflow is projected to breach an established intraday peak net debit limit, Corporate Treasury should
Explanation after you answerCredit risk
Question 3. Which of the following is the 1-year Expected Loss (EL) that the independent credit risk assessment team should submit to the delegated credit approval committee for the upcoming credit renewal period, given a projected Exposure at Default (EAD) of USD 45,000,000 for the upcoming year (down from the prior year's opening facility limit of USD 60,000,000), an updated 1-year Probability of Default (PD) of 2.00%, and an assessed Loss Given Default (LGD) of 40.00%?
Explanation after you answerInvestment management
Question 4. In a standardized Due Diligence Questionnaire (DDQ) utilized for reviewing an external asset manager, which set of items is specifically evaluated under the risk management practices section?
Explanation after you answerMarket risk
Question 5. Under the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book internal models approach, a bank measuring regulatory market risk across trading desks with varying asset classes accounts for illiquidity by
Explanation after you answer
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- 5 MCQsAnswers and explanations on this page.
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- 20 MCQsA separate free PDF by email.
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- 80 MCQsFour hours; the sample is not a mock.
| Use this sample to | How to review it |
|---|---|
| Try the question style | Attempt before revealing the explanation. |
| Identify one learning gap | Write the rule or fact you missed. |
| Plan the next session | Choose the matching lesson, then retest on fresh material. |
Turn Part II answers into a next step
A small selection cannot estimate your pass probability or reproduce the syllabus weights. Use it to inspect explanation quality and identify specific questions to study. Correct guesses should still go into your review list.
| Result | What to ask | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong method | Which cue should have selected the model? | Rebuild the method with a simpler example. |
| Right method, wrong number | Were units, signs and inputs consistent? | Solve a changed-input variation. |
| Correct by guessing | Can I explain why the alternatives fail? | Treat it as unresolved and retest. |
| Correct with reasoning | Can I transfer the method after a delay? | Mix it with other topics. |
Transfer check: active performance
This extra worked example is original teaching material. Read the assumptions before interpreting the number.
Original worked example
A portfolio earns 8% and its benchmark earns 6%. Tracking error is 4%, using matching annual inputs. What is its information ratio?
(8% - 6%) / 4% = 0.5.
Use active return over tracking error. Total return divided by tracking error answers a different question. An observed ratio is not a guarantee of future performance.
When to move to a full mock
Once you have covered the six domains, use a fresh full-length Part II mock to test timing and endurance. Review it before taking another. GARP provides official practice access for registered candidates; check the current access period in your candidate account.
Explain the case before revealing the answer
For each question, identify the exposure, the failure mechanism and the decision being asked. If it contains a calculation, label the result and explain what it does not measure. That keeps the numerical answer connected to the case rather than treating arithmetic as the end of the task.
When reviewing alternatives, state why a tempting response fails under the supplied facts. A control can be useful in general while addressing the wrong risk in this case. Change one fact and ask whether that alternative would then become appropriate. This turns a short explanation into a test of your understanding.
A five-question set cannot cover six domains and the required-reading list in a representative way. Each answer moves the score by 20 percentage points, so the number is particularly sensitive to the selected items. Treat it as feedback on those questions, not a pass prediction or a complete diagnosis of Part II readiness.
Keep cases, calculations and readings in your practice mix
Use a coverage record with a separate line for each domain and assigned reading. Strong performance on a familiar market-risk calculation does not establish that you can evaluate an operational disruption or explain a paper’s evidence. Choose the next practice task from the missing evidence, not only the most comfortable topic.
The 20-question Part II PDF is a separate mixed-topic sample for offline work. It is not an 80-question full mock or a substitute for the assigned papers. Once your coverage is broad, use a fresh full-length rehearsal to test sustained case reading and pacing, then diagnose what prevented a sound answer.
| When reviewing | Keep this distinction clear |
|---|---|
| A numerical result | Expected, stressed and tail quantities answer different questions. |
| A proposed control | General usefulness is different from relevance to this failure. |
| A reading-based claim | The author’s evidence is different from your own hypothetical example. |
Common questions
- Do I need an account to answer these questions?
- No. The public sample and its explanations are available on this page.
- Are these official GARP exam questions?
- No. These are independent practice questions. They are not recalled or official exam items.
- Is the PDF the same as a full mock?
- No. The PDF is a selected 20-question pack with answers and explanations, not a full-length exam or a pass predictor.
Sources and editorial notes
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