Today the examination results of Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Level I are being announced on the CFA Institute’s website. Clearing Level I is the first hurdle on the way to getting CFA certified. If done properly, it can open a lot of doors for a successful career in finance. Do discuss and share with us [...]

CFA Institute has announced the results declaration date to be 26th July, for the June 2010 Level 1 and Level II candidates. Unlike previous year results where the result was announced on CFA Institute’s website, this year an email will be sent to the candidates. All the candidates are required to verify their email adresses on CFA’s website. For more information please check the link CFA Exam Results.

CFA 2009: 85% Success Rate with Pristine
As you would be aware that CFA Level I results are out. We are happy to announce that we have got a tremendous result for CFA Level I held in June 2009. 85% of our students cleared the examination in June 2009, as compared to 45% of the students passing CFA Level I worldwide. We have been flooded with inquiries regarding the right strategies to crack CFA Level I and thought that we would share our experience with you!
In our opinion the if the following steps are followed carefully, you can do well in the examination:
Do well in ALL section: CFA Exam evaluation is structured in such a way, that to pass the exam, you have to clear all the sections. These sections vary from Quantitative Analysis, Economics, FSA, Ethics, Corporate Finance and financial instruments – Fixed Income, Equity, Derivatives and alternative Investments. To clear the exam, you should do well in all the subjects. So while preparing, make sure that you cover all the subjects in such a manner, that you are able to clear them. No subject should be left untouched.
All Fingers of your Hand are NOT Equal: Just like all fingers of your hands are not equal, similarly weights of all subjects is not equal for CFA.