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Saumya Jain

Contributor-Level 10

Yes, we think it is useful to have that break. You can use it to have a light snack, drink and use the toilet before heading in for the second session. It’s actually not a long break. You won’t be allowed to eat snacks or drink during the exam, but you can and should bring your own light snack and water – something that keeps well in room temperature for your optional 30 minute break. Going back in late for second session will eat into your exam time, so be mindful of this.

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2 years ago

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Saumya Jain

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Cracking the CFA exam is not a cakewalk, and it is not easy to grab one of the most prestigious financial recognitions, the CFA Charter. Students need to have a really strong strategy to crack this exam. Be versed with the CFA syllabus. Knowing the syllabus for the entrance exam is the first step towards CFA exam preparation.

It is important to divide the study time so that the students can cover the complete CFA syllabus. Therefore, the students can analyse the area of their strength and then allocate the time required for each section.

Understand the exam pattern. Going through the previous year's question papers and sample papers will

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2 years ago

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Pratham Bhandari

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Honestly, there is no need to prepare for CFA after class 12th. CFA LEVEL 1 is not allowed before the final years of graduation (one of the criteria). Visit the CFA official website for more information. Preparation for CFA Level 1 won't take more than 45 months even if you are weak on basics. You may better your knowledge in finance and its basics by tuning in to financial news, blogs, books, movies, etc. It would pay you back in the long run. Wish you luck, Regards.

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7 years ago

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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,

Guide-Level 12

Step 1: Gather all the knowledge you can get about the programme. (Don't worry, I am not going to make you work so hard. I will tell you all about it.)
Eligibility: The very first thing that you need to know is that whether you are eligible to take the exams or not.
To be eligible for the exams you must:
Have an international travel passport and
An undergraduate education: A Bachelor's (or equivalent) degree. You can be in your final year too while registering for the exam.
Or,
Work experience: Four years of professional work experience.
Or,
A combination of both: Education and professional work experience that meets the minimum of 4 years.
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7 years ago

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pavan acharistruggling for something......

Guide-Level 11

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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7 years ago

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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor

Guide-Level 13

Candidates can prepare for the CFA 2025 certification course by reading many reference materials mentioned below-

Name of Books

Authors

Investment Banking: Valuation, Leveraged Buyouts, and Mergers & Acquisitions

Pearl and Rosenbaum

2021 CFA Level I

Kaplan Schweser

Strategic Value Investing: Practical Techniques of Leading Value Investors

Stephen M. Horan, Robert R. Johnson and Thomas R. Robinson

When Genius Failed: The Rise and Fall of Long-Term Capital Management

Roger Lowenstein

The Cartoon Guide to Statistics

Larry Gonick and Woollcott Smith

CFA Level I

Bhupesh Ananad

The Handbook of Fixed Income Securities

Frank J. Fabozzi

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