The CFA® Level III exam is the final exam taken up by the American based CFA® Institute to award CFA degree to aspirants. The CFA® Level 3 exam is conducted in 1st week of June (once a year). Level 3 CFA® training consists of item sets and essay questions, focuses more on portfolio management and wealth planning.
The CFA Level 3 classroom training prepare students to demonstrate a full working knowledge of portfolio management, calculating and determining investor constraints, capital market expectations and asset allocation decisions.Read more
About CFA Level 3 Exam: The Level III exam is considerably the toughest exams for the CFA® Program, as many of the questions are posed in essay format. The key to success is to practice as many essay type questions as possible and master topics specifically related to portfolio management and asset classes.
Level III CFA® exam is divided into two parts:
Morning sitting: Constructed response (essay) questions (usually between 8 and 12 questions, each with several sub-parts) with a maximum of 180 points. (The point value for each question is provided in the exam book.)
Afternoon sitting: 10 item set questions
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Portfolio Manager
Research Analyst
Chief Executive
Consultant
Corporate Financial Analyst
Financial Advisor
Relationship Managers, Sales, & Marketing
Risk Manager
Investment Banking Analyst
Manager of Managers
Accountant/Auditor
Strategist
Trader
Broker
Performance Measurement Specialist
Private Banker
We sincerely appreciate the flexibility of teaching and customized guidance that the institute provided each of us. The intensity of the program prepares one for high pressure situations. We are very grateful for the very valuable training and assistance provided to us by EDUPRISTINE.
Saloni Sharma EOL-E&P, Mumbai
The beauty of this course is to have lots of practice. If one chooses to do it seriously, he is done with the subject. Trainers are also very good and are from a good industrial background. Whenever possible they try to relate this to real world examples. I am going to attend this again for topics that I missed out. I could actually solve my real work problem using the example demonstrated in the class. Thank you Edupristine
Swapnil Choudhari Director at Harman InternationalMinimum Eligibility:The aspirant must pass the CFA Level I and Level II exam with a Bachelor Degree from a recognized University.
The only pre-requisite is to have a degree.For further information please contact the CFA® Institute here.
The CFA® exam Level I is a six hour exam with 240 multiple choice questions.
It is possible to complete the CFA® Program in two years, if you start studying in August and take the first level in December, followed by the second level in June and the third level the following year. This is obviously contingent on passing each level first time. On average it takes three to four years to complete the full program.
CFA® Program focuses on knowledge in investment while an MBA program will cover many topics related to management studies.
You can be assured of improved job opportunities with Investment Banks, Private Equity firms and Wealth Advisory firms with an astounding 54% more than your peers. (*Russel Reynolds Study)
Candidacy in the CFA® Program is separate from membership in CFA® Institute. You have to submit an application for membership.
