CFA Course in India

Please check and make certain that your passport will be current at the time of your scheduled exam. You will not be allowed to sit for the exam if your passport is expired.

A student may miss not more than the two first classes of the batch he/she wishes to enroll for. Make-up sessions will be provided for all missed classes.

1. Course Outlines
2. Study Calendar
3. Original Books
4. Exam Style Practice Questions
5. Formula Sheets
6. Full Length Mock Exams
7. Exam Planner & Personalized Study Schedule
8. Revision Session as well Mock Test before Exam.
9. Success Notes & Guidance before Examination

If you are enrolled in classes and/or have paid fees but want to cancel the registration for a certain reason, it can be attained within 48 hours of initial registration. Please make a note that refunds will be processed within 30 days of prior request.

We have a different Mode of the class conducted as per the convenience of Professionals and Trainers:

Classroom Training (Regular and FastTrack)

Live Instructor Led Online Training (Online)

VIDEO Training (Online)

All the training sessions are LIVE Online Streaming using through LIVE meeting Software, thus promoting one-on-one Trainer Student Interaction.

For CFA Course in India, the minimum time needed is 2.5 years; people may take longer depending on their other time commitments, such as a full-time job, etc. The average time to complete the 3 exams is 2.5 years to 3 years.

Pass rates on the exam vary from year to year and from level to level. Visit the CFA Institute site www.cfainstitute.org for more information.

No, candidates sitting for a computer-based exam will not be issued an admissions ticket. Please bring your current passport to the exam centre on your test day.

The average pass percentage of CFA students at EduDelphi are approximately 70% to 80%.

Yes, EduDelphi acts as a complete guide for those aspiring to achieve the CFA qualification.

For CFA Course in India, Edudelphi promises success in your CFA Exam, however, if you are unsuccessful, you can avail of the pass promise and attend the next batch free.

The Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) charter is a professional designation administered by CFA Institute. According to CFA Institute, it’s the most respected and recognized investment management designation in the world.

To earn the CFA charter you must pass three levels of the exam in order: Level I, Level II, and Level III. Each exam builds on the mastery demonstrated by achieving a passing score on the previous exams.

An individual wishing to enroll in the CFA Program and register for the Level I exam for the first time must possess an international travel passport. In addition, candidates must meet one of the following requirements:

Have earned a bachelor’s (or equivalent) degree, or be in their final year of a bachelor’s program.
Have accumulated 4,000 hours of applicable professional work experience (not required to be investment related).

Candidates may also have a combination of full-time professional experience and education that totals a minimum 4000 hours. Those hours of experience/education must be accrued prior to enrollment in the program.

It is not a degree. It’s a professional certification that demonstrates mastery of advanced investment analysis and real-world portfolio management.

The exam format is computer-based with 180 multiple-choice questions. There are two 2 hour and 15 minute session times.

Level I Exam will cover the following topics:

Ethics
Quantitative Methods
Economics
Financial Reporting and Analysis
Corporate Finance
Equity Investments
Fixed Income
Derivative Investments
Alternative Investments
Portfolio Management

On an average candidate should spend a minimum of 300 to 400 hours over the course of six months for preparing Level I exam.

CFA exam grading is done by machines and charterholders. CFA Institute then uses a methodology to determine a minimum passing score that is applied to each exam.

Meet one of the following enrolment requirements:
Complete a bachelor’s program or equivalent program and have received a degree from the college/university,

Be a final-year student of a bachelor’s program or equivalent program on the date of enrolling for the Level I exam and becoming a candidate in the CFA® Program, or

Have a combination of four years (or 48 months) of full-time work experience and/or college/university education on the date of registering for the Level I exam. The dates of education and professional work experience cannot be overlapping. Candidates are required to have a total of four years sequentially.
Own an international travel passport
Be prepared to take the exams in English
Meet the professional conduct admission criteria
Live in a participating country.

Exams must be taken in succession and only after you have passed the previous exam level. Meaning, you cannot register for Level II if you have not passed Level I, and cannot register for Level III if you have not passed Level II.

The CFA Program exams do not have any exemptions, under any circumstances whatsoever.

CFA is much cheaper than an MBA in and it promises the same if not more returns. CFA does not require a candidate to join any particular college, there are no additional costs associated with the programme except for the course fee & Training cost.

CFA and MBA are often known as rival training programs, but in reality they are complementary and not easily comparable. The MBA focuses on business management and leadership, whereas the CFA is a deep specialty program focused in investment analysis & portfolio management.

As per CFA institute core investment professionals are in high demand throughout the world.