Well I think you forgot to mention the important part. Which is whats the goal. Exposure is a wide Answer. All are professional qualifications which give you professional experience. And the same ICWAI that you pursued also gave you professional exposure. But if my guess is that you want to get exposure in the same field then the relevant qualification would be CIMA and learning skills like financial modeling. (https://mentormecareers.com/what-is-financial-modeling/)

Hi,

Try preparing smartly and efficiently.

• Be very disciplined with your study schedule. The output is more when you give 2 hours daily for 7 days then 14 hours on only weekends (generally).
• Study with the sense of doing questions and clearing exams. It will help you to clear L1 but may prove harmful for L2 as it demands deep inter-topic clarity.

Just a tip, in case you have less time and you are good to grasp new concepts - try preparing from Schwezer Notes and Videos for Level 1. But for Level 2 and 3 you have to put in the required efforts.

It is not difficult to crack CFA Level 1 without coaching. You just go through the curriculum topics one by one and do practice a lot of questions. Also in case you do not have much time, you can go through Schwezer notes for Level 1 through and practice the papers on CFA website.

In case you do not understand any particular subject, there are coachings available for particular subjects. You can opt for that rather than going for all the subjects. Plus there are video lectures available which help a lot.

Hope this helps.

Good luck.

Sorry to say but we now don't have that collection,you would be talking about this links given in this (https://finance.careers360.com/articles/cfa-level-1-study-material), you might now search fee materials on google,i am providing a name(soleadea.org) i am not sure whether it is a safe site or not,get on your own risk.

Thank you ,hope it might help you

Hello Aspirant,

As you wanted to attempt cfa examination as it is a designation that certifies competence and integrity of financial analysts as the registration can be done  from march 26 to August of 2nd week  and registration fee is USD 650 with discount and it is fee for the level 1 and level two will be in December so work for it and get good certification and it can be done from online also for USD 450 so study well and work hard to get good marks and ALL THE BEST for your future and i think my suggestions and knowledge may be helpful to u.

The Level1 CFA exam is conducted in two sessions each 3 hours long. It consists of 240 multiple choice questions in two sessions of 120 questions each.

When you register for the Level 1 CFA exam you will pay a one time enrollment fee of $450 USD.

Then you will have to pay an additional registration fee to sit for the exam at each of the three levels.

Depending on when you register, you can pay anywhere from $1950 to $4140 USD total to take all three levels assuming that you pass each exam the first time.

Add the $450 USD enrollment fee, and the total CFA exam fees range from $2440 to $4950 USD.

The CFA level 1 syllabus focuses on the basic knowledge of 10 topic areas and simple analysis using investment tools.

Based on the percentage of marks distributed there are 6 most important topics that you have to focus on.

• Financial reporting Analysis
• Ethics and professional standards.
• Quantative Analysis
• Equity Investment
• Economics

Hello Sumit,

CFA exam centres are only in 7 cities in India and Pune is not one of them, however, Mumbai has centre for this exam.

In Mumbai, the exam centre is Thakur college in Kandivali east. 

Sometimes when the candidates are too many, the other centres may be Nesco Goregaon and also somewhere in Worli.

You can find these locations on the maps.

Hope this helps.

Hello.. plz refer to the following link to get detailed information

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chartered_Financial_Analyst

All the best