CFA-Level-l - CFA Institute: Chartered Financial Analyst®

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CFA Chartered financial analyst institute

The Level I exam’s CFA Program curriculum is centered on portfolio management, ethical and professional standards, and knowledge of and understanding of investment instruments and asset classes. The CFA examinations are extremely challenging, but applicants can boost their chances of passing by studying for more than 300 hours. Our course will help you to pass the exam on the first attempt. This course has well-explained relevant exam topics. Enroll in this course and get further information about this chartered financial institute exam. 

CFA Level 1 Exam Format

The CFA 1 level exam consists of 180 questions in MCQ format with a 135-time duration. The interval between sessions is optional. To receive an exam result, candidates must attend both sessions. 

• The first session consists of 2 hours and 15 minutes time duration. The first session of the exam contains subjects of ethics and professional standards, quantitative techniques, economics, and financial statement analysis, all covered in the 90 multiple-choice questions. 
• The second session consists of 2 hours and 15 minutes with 90 multiple-choice questions on corporate issuers, stock, fixed income, derivatives, alternative investments, and portfolio management.

For each multiple-choice question, you should allot roughly 90 seconds. Depending on the question and how well you understand the subject, you can require more or less time. 

CFA Course Content

The Level I exam curriculum for the CFA Program is primarily concerned with the knowledge and understanding of investment instruments and asset classes, portfolio management, and ethical and professional standards. The exam covers the ten subject areas listed below:

CFA Course Colleges Eligibility

Candidates must first possess a bachelor’s degree (or an equivalent), be in their final year of study (finish the degree before signing up for the level 2 exam), or have roughly 4,000 hours of professional work experience (or a combination of work experience and education totaling 4,000 hours). Additionally, the candidate must speak English fluently because the exam and the full program are in English. A candidate can only register for the level 1 exam if all necessary payments have been made.