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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,

Guide-Level 12

You are eligible, if you are in the final year of your Bachelor's programme or already have a Bachelor's degree, or have professional working experience that totals up to 4 years. Below is the CFA eligibility criteria course in India. Current MBA students/MBA aspirants:
B.Com / M.Com students
CA aspirants
IT professionals
This programme helps you specialize in a broad range of investment specialties that can be applied in any market worldwide. CFA programme is wide-ranging curriculum that will expose you to investment principles for you to meet the professional requirements of any work place. The level of competence and integrity of a Fina
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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,

Guide-Level 12

Yes, you can apply.
No, you cannot jump the levels. It is mandatory to give all the levels.

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pavan acharistruggling for something......

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Hi Pragati,
You are eligible for CFA. But, you have to go for it after completing your B.Com. Passing Bachelor degree is minimum qualification required to pursue CFA. You could opt either virtual classes or you could directly pursue it from those institutes offer coaching for CFA.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

Guide-Level 14

You should pursue CFA if you want to make a career in the finance field as an analyst. Yes, you are eligible to apply for CFA. Level 1 needs you to be a graduate, Level 2 needs you to have 4+ years of experience (preferably analyst role). Level 3 needs you to be qualify level 2. However, you need to ensure that you complete all the levels because corporates and banks want level 3 CFA which is really hard to complete. So, be consistent.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.

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Shail Oberoi

Guide-Level 14

Yes, you can pursue CFA. However, keeping in mind your age, it is advisable that you first decide on your interest areas and long-term career objectives & then take a call. Generally, one pursues CFA along with employment as the course has a self-study model. So, in case you are still not employed and are keen on a career in capital markets, then pick up a work assignment in the said industry and simultaneously enrol for CFA.

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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,

Guide-Level 12

Yes, you are eligible, but you should have some work experience or a Master's degree is also equivalent.

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Guide-Level 12

Please see details on :
https://goo.gl/ctZj3n.

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The one time programme enrollment fee is USD 450 and exam registration fee for all the three levels is USD 930. Late registration fee is USD 1380.

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Gaurav Shandilya

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Hi Mohit!
There are no official coaching centers by CFA Institute of USA, but there are some good coaching centers including:
Mohali Tutorial,
Intellimind,
Gurus Academy of Commerce,
Destination Admission.

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There are no exemptions but it is well-known that the CFA programme is a little difficult to pass. But with your basic concepts already in place through an MBA in Finance, it becomes a little easier to wade through the CFA curriculum. Firstly, MBA Finance more or less prepares you for CFA Level 1 very well, plus the time management skills that MBA students have, is immensely beneficial for tackling CFA exams. So we can say that doing a MBA Finance before a CFA makes your chances of passing the programme in lesser attempts. Also, after an MBA you GET considerable work experience through the placement, which is also a requirement for obt
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