Hi friends, i would like to suggest to all MBA aspirant to choose professional or specialised masters course…as i enrolled myself with ICFP Delhi for MBA Financial Analysis course which also includes CFA & my experience is truely amazing 
Hi friends, i would like to suggest to all MBA aspirant to choose professional or specialised masters course....as i enrolled myself with ICFP Delhi for MBA Financial Analysis course which also includes CFA & my experience is truely amazing :smile:
Does it really help full , i am pursuing my b.com from DU .
doing cfa is difficult... instead we should look for shooter courses.. i think cfa with mba makes no sense.. its a 3 year course n mba 2year.. how will the institute help?
minimum time required to clear CFA is 1.5 years, pls update yourself & here I m not talking about general MBA, here I have mentioned MBA in Financial Analysis which is very much different from MBA
dont worry im only questioning from a students point of view and not questioning what the institute is doing.. like u said min time is 1.5years.. i dont think its practical for every student is clear them in 2 years which is the general time taken by any MBA course in India.. i hope ur institute MBA is also for the same time..
I am talking precisely about the DURATION of the course and not how specialized it is.. if u can answer my question. I am keen on CFA but cant understand undergoing during my MBA.
Hi..to all
Lets have an idea about exam procedure:
o 2 sessions of 3 hrs each: 1st half begins at 9am and you get 120 questions, then 2 hrs break and then 2nd sessions begins at 2pm – 120 questions. Focus equally on both sessions.
o No Negative making: 240 multiple choice questions with 3 options, if you don't know an answer eliminate the obviously incorrect answer and make a guess for remaining options. Don't leave any question unmarked.
o Don't spend too much time on one question, you should spend approx 1.5 min/question, if you are unable to solve it move ahead.
o Don't leave any subject: The passing score is the weighted average score of all the subjects, so you have toprepare for all the subjects.
o Score high in Ethics, FSA, Fixed Income & Quants: These are high weighted subjects, and good score in these will increase your chances of clearing the exam. It's compulsory to pass in Ethics to clear the exam.
Lets have an idea about exam procedure:
o 2 sessions of 3 hrs each: 1st half begins at 9am and you get 120 questions, then 2 hrs break and then 2nd sessions begins at 2pm – 120 questions. Focus equally on both sessions.
o No Negative making: 240 multiple choice questions with 3 options, if you don't know an answer eliminate the obviously incorrect answer and make a guess for remaining options. Don't leave any question unmarked.
o Don't spend too much time on one question, you should spend approx 1.5 min/question, if you are unable to solve it move ahead.
o Don't leave any subject: The passing score is the weighted average score of all the subjects, so you have toprepare for all the subjects.
o Score high in Ethics, FSA, Fixed Income & Quants: These are high weighted subjects, and good score in these will increase your chances of clearing the exam. It's compulsory to pass in Ethics to clear the exam.
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