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astha singh

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Here is the eligibility criteria for CFA Level 1: Bachelor's degree or equivalent. An exemption can be made where you can write the level 1 if you a) are in the final year of your undergraduate programme, b) have four years of professional experience, or c) have a combination of both, equating to at least four years. Hence, you need to complete your graduation first in order to be eligible for the CFA Exam.

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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!

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Hi. CFA is one of the best courses recognised worldwide in the field of finance. It is ofcourse the right choice after graduation for anyone having specialisation in finance, as it gives ample of job opportunities and is highly rewarding. Before joining however, go through the course curriculum once and see whether you are ready to put in the efforts required and are the subjects really what you want to study. Anyhow, you always have the option of completing your Masters, if you want to continue. Choose wisely. All the best.

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astha singh

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Hi Priyanka!
The CFA programme is a globally recognised, graduate level curriculum that provides a strong foundation of real-world investment analysis and portfolio management skills along with the practical knowledge you need in today's investment industry. You are eligible if you are in the final year of your Bachelors programme or already have a Bachelors degree, or have professional working experience that totals up to 4 years. To earn a CFA charter, one has to give a series of sequential exams Level I, Level II, and Level III. The minimum duration to clear all three exams takes about 2 years. Once you have completed the course, you
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astha singh

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Hi Vishnu,
Company Secretary is a professional certification administered by The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI). Company Secretary Course gives you knowledge and understanding of the modern practice in corporate financial and legal affairs. A company secretary acts as a vital link between the Company, the Board of Directors, shareholders and governmental and regulatory agencies. He is a compliance officer of the company as well as Corporate Planner and Strategic Manager. Apart from carrying out these functions he also looks after finance, accounts, legal, personnel and administrative functions. Company Secretary is req
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Vinit Singh

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Go with the basics first, before opting for CFA. Clear NISM V-A, X-A & IRDA IC 38 certifications, and then it is better to go for CFP first, before CFA. Go step by step. Check yourself with these certifications. If you clear them, go for CFA. As it'll increase your knowledge too.

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astha singh

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Hi Jagriti!
The CFA Program curriculum covers concepts and skills you will use at all stages of your career, bridging academic theory, current industry practice, and ethical and professional standards to provide a strong foundation of advanced investment analysis and real-world portfolio management skills. Chartered Financial Analyst- CFA Level 1 is a 6 month, part time course. In order to be eligible for this course, you must have completed graduation or equivalent from recognized college. You should also have a work experience of minimum 48 months to fulfill the eligibility criteria. Interested candidates can register online on the we
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astha singh

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Hi Ajinkya,
Please refer to this link for a detailed information about CFA its exam, syllabus, eligibility etc. https://www.shiksha.com/banking-finance-insurance/exams/cfa-exam.

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kajal soniPursuing FRM part 1 from edupristine

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Hi Naveen,
CFA is a professional course that is specifically designed by CFA institute to help the students to grow in finance sector, and there are various division you can say in that sector. Nowadays, that CFA is also a booming course in India also so it means the chartered financial analyst are required more in India also. The eligible criteria for doing the same is u should be graduating in any discipline or 3-4 years of experience needed.

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SREYA MAHIPALAStudent Coordinator of Public Relations

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If you have any Bachelor's degree or 4 years of professional work experience, then you are eligible for CFA.

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