Minimum passing scores are not made public by the CFA Institute. However, to improve your chances at passing the exam, we recomend that candidates should aim for atleast 70% scores in their practice.

CFA Institute provides multiple scholarship programs. Please visit their website for more information.

CFA Institute does not disclose this information. But we recommend that in your practice before the exam, you should aim for at least 70% on every topic, this will give you a better chance of passing the exam.

Earning your CFA® charter sets you up well for growth in your career as a finance professional. According to Payscale, in the United States, the CFA charterholder salary is anywhere from $64,234 to $255,000 a year.

IFT Level I notes are free for everyone to use, you can access them here: https://ift.world/notes.

Generally, the exam pass rates are around 50% for each level. For more information please visit CFA Institue’s website, they do publish the yearly pass rate on their website.

The CFA Institute recommends at least 300 hours. However, depending on your situation you may need to put extra time in.

Level I exam has 10 topics and each topic carries a different exam weight. For more information visit: https://www.cfainstitute.org/en/programs/cfa/curriculum

Level I exam has 10 topics with 57 readings. Here is the list of all topics and readings: https://bit.ly/34WvKOc

Regisiteration costs consistes of two components: one time enrollment fee of $450 and the exam fee, for which registration costs vary depending(early:$700, standard: $1,000 & Late:$1,450) on when you decide to register for the exam.

Yes, Level II builds-up on most of the Level I concepts. You can use IFT’s High-Yield course to brush up your Level I concepts.

No, you need to have completed 16 years of education before you can sit for the Level II exam.

Level II exam consists of item set based questions, each vignette consists of 4 to 6 questions. The exam is divide into two sections with 60 questions each.

Level II exam has 10 topics and each topic carries a different exam weight. For more information visit: https://www.cfainstitute.org/en/programs/cfa/curriculum

Minimum passing scores are not made public by the CFA Institute. However, to improve your chances at passing the exam, we recomend that candidates should aim for atleast 70% scores in their practice.

The CFA Institute recommends at least 300 hours. However, depending on your situation you may need to put extra time in.

Level II is significantly more difficult than Level I. At Level II you should be prepared to put in a lot more time and effort than you did at Level I.

CFA Institute provides multiple scholarship programs. Please visit their website for more information.

Generally, the exam pass rates are around 50% for each level. For more information please visit CFA Institue’s website, they do publish the yearly pass rate on their website.

The CFA Institute recommends at least 300 hours. However, depending on your situation you may need to put extra time in.

Level III exam has 16 Study Sessions with 38 readings. Here is the list of all study sessions and readings: https://bit.ly/3dBjS8c

You will need to pass all three exams and complete work experience requirements in investment-decision making before, during, or after participation in CFA Program. Then you’ll need to submit 2-3 reference letters and apply for the charter.

Yes, it is highy likely that CFA Institute makes minor and major changes every year.

Minimum passing scores are not made public by the CFA Institute. However, to improve your chances at passing the exam, we recomend that candidates should aim for atleast 70% scores in their practice.

CFA Institute provides multiple scholarship programs. Please visit their website for more information.

Generally, the exam pass rates are around 50% for each level. For more information please visit CFA Institue’s website, they do publish the yearly pass rate on their website.

Minimum passing scores are not made public by the CFA Institute. However, to improve your chances at passing the exam, we recomend that candidates should aim for atleast 70% scores in their practice.

CFA Institute provides multiple scholarship programs. Please visit their website for more information.

CFA Institute does not disclose this information. But we recommend that in your practice before the exam, you should aim for at least 70% on every topic, this will give you a better chance of passing the exam.

Earning your CFA® charter sets you up well for growth in your career as a finance professional. According to Payscale, in the United States, the CFA charterholder salary is anywhere from $64,234 to $255,000 a year.

IFT Level I notes are free for everyone to use, you can access them here: https://ift.world/notes.

Generally, the exam pass rates are around 50% for each level. For more information please visit CFA Institue’s website, they do publish the yearly pass rate on their website.

The CFA Institute recommends at least 300 hours. However, depending on your situation you may need to put extra time in.

Level I exam has 10 topics and each topic carries a different exam weight. For more information visit: https://www.cfainstitute.org/en/programs/cfa/curriculum

Level I exam has 10 topics with 57 readings. Here is the list of all topics and readings: https://bit.ly/34WvKOc

Regisiteration costs consistes of two components: one time enrollment fee of $450 and the exam fee, for which registration costs vary depending(early:$700, standard: $1,000 & Late:$1,450) on when you decide to register for the exam.

Generally, it is considered a difficult exam to pass, as only half of the candidates that sit for the exam pass. It is not impossible though, with the right attitude, study material and persistence you can pass the exam.

The CFA institute designs the CFA Program curriculum in order to deliver the Candidate Book of Knowledge to candidates. In simple words, this book is used to master the knowledge you need to pass your exam.

Yes, Level II builds-up on most of the Level I concepts. You can use IFT’s High-Yield course to brush up your Level I concepts.

No, you need to have completed 16 years of education before you can sit for the Level II exam.

Level II exam consists of item set based questions, each vignette consists of 4 to 6 questions. The exam is divide into two sections with 60 questions each.

Level II exam has 10 topics and each topic carries a different exam weight. For more information visit: https://www.cfainstitute.org/en/programs/cfa/curriculum

Minimum passing scores are not made public by the CFA Institute. However, to improve your chances at passing the exam, we recomend that candidates should aim for atleast 70% scores in their practice.

The CFA Institute recommends at least 300 hours. However, depending on your situation you may need to put extra time in.

Level II is significantly more difficult than Level I. At Level II you should be prepared to put in a lot more time and effort than you did at Level I.

CFA Institute provides multiple scholarship programs. Please visit their website for more information.

Generally, the exam pass rates are around 50% for each level. For more information please visit CFA Institue’s website, they do publish the yearly pass rate on their website.

The CFA Institute recommends at least 300 hours. However, depending on your situation you may need to put extra time in.

Level III exam has 16 Study Sessions with 38 readings. Here is the list of all study sessions and readings: https://bit.ly/3dBjS8c

You will need to pass all three exams and complete work experience requirements in investment-decision making before, during, or after participation in CFA Program. Then you’ll need to submit 2-3 reference letters and apply for the charter.

Yes, it is highy likely that CFA Institute makes minor and major changes every year.

Minimum passing scores are not made public by the CFA Institute. However, to improve your chances at passing the exam, we recomend that candidates should aim for atleast 70% scores in their practice.

CFA Institute provides multiple scholarship programs. Please visit their website for more information.

Generally, the exam pass rates are around 50% for each level. For more information please visit CFA Institue’s website, they do publish the yearly pass rate on their website.