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Manika Mittal
Contributor-Level 6
The Level I exam consists of 180 multiple choice questions, split between two 135-minute sessions (session times are approximate). There is an optional break between sessions. Candidates must take both sessions to receive an exam result. CFA Level 1 2023 - The Chartered Financial Analyst Institute CFA Exam for February 2023 session will be conducted from February 14 to 20, 2023. The CFA registration for February session had closed on November 8, 2022. The rescheduling window is open till January 13, 2023 for CFA level 1 February 2023 exam. However, for CFA level 1 May 2023 exam, the registration is open till January 31, 2023. The Insti
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Aijaz Anwar Khan
Contributor-Level 7
You can work along with your studies to get 4 years of experience though it would be difficult to do along college and studies.
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Pratham Bhandari
Contributor-Level 6
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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Pratham Bhandari
Contributor-Level 6
CFA full form is Chartered Financial Analyst, and it is one of the most essential courses in portfolio financial analysis. The programme's goal is to give students standardised instruction and training in the subject of financial and investment analysis. Chartered Financial Analyst syllabus covers conceptual knowledge of economics, portfolio management, corporate finance, etc. Chartered Financial Analyst job scope is vast providing employment opportunities with roles such as finance analyst, supply chain analyst, portfolio manager, risk analyst, etc. The training has three CFA levels:
CFA Level 1
CFA Level 2
CFA Level 3.
CFA Level 1
CFA Level 2
CFA Level 3.
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Pratham Bhandari
Contributor-Level 6
No work experience is not compulsory, you can go for CFA after your B.Com.
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Aijaz Anwar Khan
Contributor-Level 7
CFA Subjects
Weight Given in CFA Level 1
Weight Given in CFA Level 2
Weight Given in CFA Level 3
Ethical and Professional Standards
15-20
10-15
Quantitative Methods
8-12
5-10
N/A
Economics
8-12
5-10
Financial Statement Analysis
13-17
10-15
N/A
Corporate Issuers
8-12
5-10
N/A
Equity Investments
10-12
10-15
Fixed Income
10-12
10-15-20
Derivatives
5-8
5-10
Alternative Investments
5-8
5-10
Portfolio Management and Wealth Planning
5-8
10-15
35-40
You can go through the official website and check about the changes or verify it.
Weight Given in CFA Level 1
Weight Given in CFA Level 2
Weight Given in CFA Level 3
Ethical and Professional Standards
15-20
10-15
Quantitative Methods
8-12
5-10
N/A
Economics
8-12
5-10
Financial Statement Analysis
13-17
10-15
N/A
Corporate Issuers
8-12
5-10
N/A
Equity Investments
10-12
10-15
Fixed Income
10-12
10-15-20
Derivatives
5-8
5-10
Alternative Investments
5-8
5-10
Portfolio Management and Wealth Planning
5-8
10-15
35-40
You can go through the official website and check about the changes or verify it.
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Hariprasad Venkatesh
Beginner-Level 5
If you are going for CFA better you finish your MBA first and then move to CFA. After your MBA you can do the CFA while working. These both combination are good and while working if you crack your CFA you will be hired from the company in which your working for.
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3 years ago
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Masuma Shaikh
Contributor-Level 7
It is always better to do professional course at the earliest. Going in first year might be better.
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