FRM v/s CFA: Which one should you choose?

By CL -

May 8, 2019

Two very prominent and well known designations in the International Financial Market are the FRM and the CFA Charters. Both designations are a league of its own and make for excellent careers, especially for those of you who live and breathe finance. So FRM v/s CFA: Which one should you choose? From a career perspective, is FRM the right certification for you? Or is CFA the career path you should pick? How do you choose? And who do you turn to?

If you are plagued with these questions, don’t know what to do next, or don’t know where to start, don’t worry. You have landed in the right place. We want to help you make an informed decision. After all, your career is on the line here, and you don’t want to make a wrong move! So let’s give both these designations a closer look:

What is the FRM Charter?

Financial Risk Manager (FRM) is an international accreditation offered by the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP) to qualified professionals who have successfully cleared all levels of the FRM Exam. With this charter, you become a distinguished Risk Management Professional in the global marketplace. The Charter empowers you as a Risk Management Professional because gaining the charter itself means that your abilities as a Risk Manager has been validated by international professional standards and marked with the seal of global excellence.

To read more, click here.

What is the CFA Charter?

Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) is a professional accreditation which is offered internationally to investment and financial professionals by the CFA Institute. The CFA Charter is internationally recognized as the “gold standard” of all financial analyst designations. Apart from giving you a general overview of other areas in finance, this program also covers a range of important topics such as: investment and portfolio management, financial analysis, stocks, bonds, and derivatives.

To read more, click here.

Similarities between the FRM and the CFA Charter

The best thing about these charters is that you don’t have to pick one. You can master both the designations. Both FRM and CFA are excellent career choices for professionals who have mastered the art of finance and analysis (or are intrigued to learn all about them). For both exams, you have to pass a certain set of exams. You can’t move to the next level of the Exam until you pass the first. The exams for each charter require a lot of study, practice, patience, disciple, and passion for committed learning.

Differences between the FRM and the CFA Charter

The main difference between the CFA and FRM Charters are the topics covered and the exam structure that is unique to both the designations. We have listed them below:

FRM and CFA topics covered difference:

FRM is a more specialized designation than CFA. It mainly focuses on managing operational, credit, market, foreign exchange, volatility, liquidity, inflation, business, legal, reputational, and sector risk. On the other hand, CFA covers topics such as corporate finance, portfolio management, fixed income, accounting, reporting, quantitative analysis, and derivatives.

FRM and CFA Exam structure difference:

FRM has two exams (Part I and Part II), and CFA has three exams (Level I, Level II, and Level III).

Eligibility Criteria for FRM and CFA

Eligibility criteria for CFA Program

Educational or professional pre-requisites are not required
Work full-time in a financial risk role for 2 years.

Eligibility criteria for CFA Program

You should be a bachelor’s degree holder (or equivalent) or be in the final year of your bachelor’s degree program.
4 years of relevant work experience or a combination of professional work and university experience that totals 4 years (Part time work is not counted)

CFA vs FRM: Career Path

In general, CFAs have more career options than FRMs, especially in managerial positions, because of the nature of their studies. The CFA curriculum focuses on broad aspects and topics in finance. Naturally CFAs have more options when it comes to picking a career. They specialize in managing and maximizing a firm’s investments. They also work in investment banks, hedge funds, and corporate finance, doing investment banking, portfolio management, and equity research.

FRMs on the other hand, are specialists. Their role is more focused and specialized than CFAs. They focus on minimizing risk by analyzing and managing risk.

FRM and CFA head-to-head comparison

	FRM	CFA
Accredited by	GARP	CFA Institute
Exam Parts	FRM Level I and II	CFA® Level I, II, III
Approximate Pass Rate	40 – 45%	35 – 42%
Exam Months	May and November	June and December
Main subjects	Quants, Derivatives, Market Risk, Credit Risk, Portfolio Management, value at Risk, Operation Risk & Basel.	Ethics, Quants, Economics, FRA, Corporate Finance, Equity, Fixed Income, Derivatives, Alternative Investments, Portfolio Management
Our Programs	Career Launcher’s FRM® Program	Career Launcher’s CFA® Program

Conclusion

At the end of the day, it all boils down to what you want to do as a financial analyst. As an FRM, you will work in managerial and executive-level positions that concentrate on managing risk for the company that you work for. If your heart likes in working as a credit risk manager, regulatory risk manager, operational risk manager or a market risk manager, then FRM is the career for you. On the contrary, if you want to work as a portfolio manager, research analyst, consultant, corporate financial analyst, or a financial adviser, then CFA is the certification for you.

To prepare for FRM, click here
To prepare for CFA, click here
To read our post on If FRM is the certification for you, click here

Colleges Accepting LSAT

By CL -

May 7, 2019

LSAT—India^TM 2019 will be conducted by Pearson VUE on June 2^nd, 2019. It is a standardized test by the USA–based Law School Admission Council (LSAC) which is used by law schools in India.

LSAT—India^TM is an offline exam with time duration of 2 hours and 20 minutes. The questions will be in MCQ format covering topics on reading and verbal reasoning skills, i.e., Analytical Reasoning, 1^st Logical Reasoning, 2^nd Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension. Candidates are supposed to attempt the paper section-wise and under the window of the given time. Once the section is crossed, they are not allowed to go back to the previous section.

While the exam is conducted in an offline mode, candidates are supposed to register through online only from 16 October, 2018- 20 May, 2019 with a registration fee of Rs.3800/-.

Based on the LSAT score, admissions to Undergraduate and Postgraduate law programmes are offered.

Here are some of the top law colleges in India that accepts LSAT score:

Jindal Global Law School	Sonepat, Haryana
Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, NMIMS University	Mumbai, Maharashtra
University of Petroleum and Energy Studies	Dehradun, Uttrakhand
Bennet University	Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh
Jagran Lake City University	Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
IFIM Law School	Bengaluru, Karnataka
GD Goenka University	Gurugram, Haryana
Alliance University	Bengaluru, Karnataka
Presidency University	Bengaluru, Karnataka
Auro University	Surat, Gujarat
SRM University	Sonepat, Haryana
K.L.E Society Law College	Bengaluru, Karnataka
Raffles University	New Delhi, Delhi
Azim Premji University	Bengaluru, Karnataka

To apply for LSAT – India click here http://bit.ly/2DkvtY6

CBSE Board Exams: Class 10 Results Out!

By Team CL -

May 7, 2019

The Class 10 Results have been released by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Students can check their results at the official CBSE site here. Out of 17,74,299 registrations for the CBSE Class 10 Board exam, 17,61,078 appeared for the exam & 16,04,428 students passed. The overall pass percentage is 91.10%.

Girls have a superior pass percentage of 92.45% compared to 90.14% of boys. Transgenders have outdone them all with a pass percentage of 94.74%. Region-wise, Trivandrum has the highest pass percentage with 99.85%. Chennai follows closely with 99.00% and Ajmer with 95.89%. The pass percentage in the Delhi region is 80.97%.

Class 10 Results: Steps to check Results

Here are the steps you need to follow to access your Class 12 Results-

Go to the official CBSE website- www.cbse.nic.in and choose the CBSE Results option.
Now click on Secondary School Certificate Examination ( Class X ) 2019.
Enter your Roll Number, School Number, Centre Number & Admit Card ID.
Take a printout of your results and make copies. Keep them safe as they are useful during your admission process.

Alternatively, you can use some of the methods listed below-

Digilocker- The Class 10 Results documents are available at the portal ‘Parinam Manjusha’. This portal is integrated with Digilocker.
IVRS (Interactive Voice Response System)- Use the following numbers to get your results via IVRS- 24300699 for users in Delhi and 011-24300699 for users elsewhere.
Apps- You can use the SMS Organizer app and fill in the necessary details in the CBSE Board Results section. Some other apps you can use to view the results are UMANG and myCBSE.

Class 10 Results: Re-verification & Revaluation Process

Students not satisfied with their Class 10 results can apply for the Re-verification or Revaluation process. These are the steps to follow-

Apply for Re-verification of marks. Re-verification refers to an error in totalling of marks or marks allotted to a question not being considered in the final tally. This is the first step. Only students who apply for Re-verification are eligible to obtain photocopies of their answer-sheets. Re-verification costs Rs 500 per subject.
Next, the students receive a response to their Re-verification claim. If they feel that the deserved marks are still not awarded, then they can apply for a photocopy of the answer sheets. The cost for a photocopy of the answer sheet is Rs 500 per subject.
Upon receiving the photocopy, if there are questions for which a student feels they should get marks on the basis of the marking scheme, then they can apply for Revaluation. Revaluation is done on a per question basis. The cost is Rs 100 per question.

Class 10 Results: Toppers

The highest marks in the CBSE Class 10 Board Exam 2019 is a near-perfect score of 499 out of 500. 13 students have this score. 25 students follow with a score of 498/500. 59 students share the third rank with a score of 497 marks.

We are proud to announce that the Class 10 Results of students in Career Launcher tuition centres were fantastic. Most of our students scored above 90%. Amongst these students was Kashish Mitra, who secured the fourth rank with a score of 496 out of 500. She is a student at our Noida tuition centre and she said- ‘ Career Launcher has helped me immensely in sailing the boards. I would especially like to thank Gaurav sir, my maths teacher who helped in clearing all my doubts and concepts throughout the year. The study material provided by Career Launcher helped me in achieving a good result. ‘

We hope your results went just as well or even better! You should check out aspiration.ai, our online learning platform to explore different streams. In case of any queries, you can write to us below!

We wish you the very best!

Team Career Launcher

LSAT—IndiaTM Preparation Tips & Strategy

By CL -

May 7, 2019

Now that LSAT—India^TM is around the corner, it’s time to fuel the preparation even more. One of the most crucial things is to approach the exam the right way. Being aware of your strengths and weaknesses can massively help you realize where you should exactly focus your energy on. This way, one can avoid wasting time and instead use it wisely on the main exam day. Now, as far as the practice session goes, make sure your practice sessions are a source of self-assessment. Use it to understand where you’re performing well, and where you’re slipping. Also because there is no negative marking in LSAT—India^TM, be adventurous and do not hesitate to guess your answers. In case, you’re not aware of the answer, strike out the incorrect choices and pick the answer you feel is the closest.

In an attempt to further help your LSAT-India preparation, here are some quick tips and strategies in accordance with the section division:

Logical Reasoning

For logical reasoning, try and understand the structure of the argument. This allows you to spot the correct answer quickly. Generally, an argument consists of evidence, assumption, and conclusion. The conclusion normally contains the main point of the argument. Analyze the main keyword in the question for an easier search of the answer in the passage.

Analytical Reasoning

Analytical Reasoning section involves solving logical games such as grouping, sequencing, etc. For each type of questions, there are different rules mentioned. Before you proceed to solve the questions, read through the directions/rules/information given. But remember that every new rule is chained to the already existing rule. Some questions may have general conclusions which do not require intense time. Hence, this way you can save time as well.

Reading Comprehension

The reading comprehension involves answering the questions based on the passage given. Do not go out of the way to bring in new information because it will result in an incorrect answer. Thoroughly read through the given passage, mark the main ideas/ details as you find them.

Best of love and luck for LSAT—India^TM 2019!

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NEET 2019 Review

By Team CL -

May 5, 2019

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test 2019(NEET) was conducted on 5th May by the National Testing Agency(NTA). About 15 lakh candidates had registered for NEET 2019. Unlike JEE Main 2019, it was a pen & paper test. Here is the NEET 2019 Review.

NEET 2019 Review: Student’s Reactions

Career Launcher interacted with students right after their exam. Here are some insights gleaned from what they had to say-

Traditionally, Physics and Biology are the sections that students struggle with. In NEET 2019, this was not the case.
The Biology section was straightforward. The Physics section was moderately difficult but in comparison with the NEET 2018 paper, it was easier. There were lesser questions from the Waves & Sound chapters. There were questions from Ray Optics and Mechanics as expected. The other chapters were more or less equally represented.
Students also found the Chemistry section tougher than usual.
Overall, NEET 2019 was easier than NEET 2018. Students who had gone through the NCERT textbooks thoroughly have done very well. There were many questions similar to the ones from the NCERT textbooks. Hence, the cut-offs for NEET 2019 are expected to increase slightly.

NEET 2019 Review: Results

The NTA has previously revealed that the images of the OMR Sheets and Responses of all candidates will be available on the website soon after the exam. Students will have the opportunity to challenge the response for a fee of Rs 1000. The official answer key will also be posted on the official website. The fee for challenging an answer is Rs 1000. Once the challenges have been checked, the results will be hosted on the official website. To read more about this, you can check the official notification here. The official website of NEET is ntaneet.nic.in. Check the official website regularly for updates on the results and the counselling process.

NEET 2019 Review: Qualification Criteria

Students must obtain a minimum percentile of 50 (General) or 40 (SC, ST & OBC).
Also, in the Qualifying Examination(Class 12 Exams), they must pass each of the subjects-Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Bio-Technology & English. Their total score in these subjects must be at least 50% (General) or 40% (SC, ST & OBC).

You can check out our online learning platform, aspiration.ai where you can keep yourself regularly updated with exam news & notifications. Write to us for any queries or feedback in the comments below. We wish you the very best for your NEET 2019 Results!

CBSE Board Exams:Class 12 Results Out!

By Team CL -

May 3, 2019

The Class 12 Results have been released by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Students can check their results at the official CBSE site here. The Class 12 results come as a surprise since they are out about 3 weeks before the usual time. This facilitates smooth undergraduate admissions of students without the usual hassle of pending results. The overall pass percentage is 83.4%, slightly up from the percentage in 2018, 83.01%. This is a continuation of an upward trend since 2016. Girls have outdone boys with a superior pass percentage of 88.7% compared to 79.40%.

Class 12 Results: Toppers

Two girls- Hansika Shukla and Karishma Arora have topped the Board Exams. Their Class 12 results were near perfect- a score of 499 out of 500 marks. Hansika is a student of Delhi Public School, Ghaziabad while Karishma is a student of SD Public School, Muzaffarnagar. Three girls share the second rank with a score of 498 out of 500. They are Aishwarya from Rai Bareilly, Gaurangi Chawla from Rishikesh and Bhavya from Jind. Meanwhile, the third rank is shared by 18 students- 11 girls and 7 boys. They scored 497 marks each.

The topper in the differently-abled category is A Vijay Ganesh. He scored 492 marks. He’s followed by Pooja Kumari, who scored 489 and Lavanya Jha, who scored 487.

Class 12 Results: Steps to check Results

Here are the steps you need to follow to access your Class 12 Results-

Go to the official CBSE website- www.cbse.nic.in and choose the CBSE Results option.
Now click on Senior School Certificate Examination ( Class XII ) 2019.
Enter your Roll Number, School Number, Centre No & Admit Card ID.
Take a printout of your results and make copies. Keep them safe as they are required during your undergraduate admission process.

Alternatively, you can use some of the methods listed below-

Digilocker- The academic documents for the Class 12 Results will be available through the portal ‘Parinam Manjusha’. This portal is integrated with Digilocker. The academic documents are the mark sheet, migration certificate and pass certificate.
IVRS (Interactive Voice Response System)- Use the following numbers to get your results via IVRS- 24300699 for users in Delhi and 011-24300699 for users elsewhere.
Apps- Download the SMS Organizer app and fill in the necessary details in the CBSE Board Results section. Similar apps are UMANG and myCBSE.
SMS- Send a message ‘cbse12’ to 7738299899.

We hope your results exceeded your expectations and serve as a stepping stone to a career of your choice. In case of any queries, you can write to us below!

We wish you the very best!

Team Career Launcher

List of IIM Fees

By CL -

April 30, 2019

While IIM is a dream school for every MBA aspirant, there is the cost factor which plays a huge role. Aside from performing brilliantly in the CAT exam, or during the Written Ability Test (WAT)/ Personal Interview (PI)/ Group Discussion (GD), IIMs do not come cheap which can be financially strenuous.

Not only is the admission cost heavy, but the recent fee hike by the IIMs only lead to the further elevation of the tuition fees. There is always the option of education loan but one must also be aware of their maximum financial capacity. Hence, the MBA journey involves many factors like study preparation, financial planning, etc.

Given that CAT exam is coming up in few months, it is important to further fuel the preparation and at the same time be aware of the fees of different IIMs. This article is written in an attempt to lay down the fee analysis of the 20 IIMs based on the latest available information.

IIM Fees List

1) IIM AHMEDABAD

INR 21 Lakhs

2) IIMCALCUTTA

INR 20 Lakhs

3) IIM BANGALORE

INR 21 Lakhs

4) IIM LUCKNOW

INR 16 Lakhs

5) IIM INDORE

INR 16 Lakhs

6) IIM KOZHIKODE

INR 18.5 Lakhs

7) IIM SHILLONG

INR 13 Lakhs

8) IIM RANCHI

INR 15.1 Lakhs

9) IIM TRICHY

INR 14 Lakhs

10) IIM ROHTAK

INR 14 Lakhs

11) IIM RAIPUR

INR 14 Lakhs

12) IIM KASHIPUR

INR 14 Lakhs

13) IIM UDAIPUR

INR 14 Lakhs

14) IIM VIZAG

INR 12 Lakhs

15) IIM NAGPUR

INR 11.5 Lakhs

16) IIM AMRITSAR

INR 11 Lakhs

17) IIM SIRMAUR

INR 14.34 Lakhs

18) IIM SAMBALPUR

INR 10 Lakhs

19) IIM JAMMU

INR 12.91 Lakhs

20) IIM BODH GAYA

INR 10.6 Lakhs

JEE Main 2019 Results Out!

By Team CL -

April 30, 2019

The JEE Main 2019 Results have been announced by the National Testing Agency (NTA). Students can check the results here. Over 6 lakh candidates attempted JEE Main 2019 in both the windows- January and April. For these candidates, the higher percentile amongst the two windows will be considered. Amongst these 6 lakh candidates, about half of them improved their performance in the April window. Students can apply for admission to the National Institutes of Technology (NIT’s) and other Government Funded Technical Institutes (GFTI’s) on the basis of their JEE Main 2019 Results. The JEE Main 2019 Results will also determine their eligibility for the JEE Advanced 2019.

JEE Main 2019 Results: Snapshot

Number of Test-takers in January window	8,74,469
Number of Test-takers in April window	8,81,096
Common Test-takers in both windows	6,08,440
Total Test-takers	11,47,125
Number of test-takers with 100 percentile	24

JEE Main 2019 Results: Cut-offs

This time, around 2.45 lakh candidates are eligible to write JEE Advanced. The cut-offs(percentile) to write the JEE Advanced 2019 exam are:

CATEGORY	CUT-OFF PERCENTILE
Common Rank List/General (CRL)	89.7548849
Economically Weaker Section (EWS)	78.2174869
Other Backward Class (OBC)	74.3166557
Scheduled Caste (SC)	54.0128155
Scheduled Tribe (ST)	44.3345172
People with Disability (PwD)	0.1137173

JEE Main 2019 Results: Percentile Calculation

The percentile score in JEE Main 2019 Results indicates the percentage of candidates who have scored equal to, or below, that particular percentile in that session. The formula to calculate your score is mentioned below:

Percentile Score of a Candidate = 100 X[No. of candidates who secured a raw score (or actual score) equal to, or less than, the candidate) ÷ (Total no. of candidates who appeared in that session)

In order to read about the process followed to calculate percentile, rank and normalise scores in detail, you can see the official notification here.

JEE Main 2019 Results: Next Stage

The next stage for students who have cleared the JEE Main 2019 is the JEE Advanced 2019. Candidates who clear the JEE Advanced are eligible to get a seat in any one of the 23 prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT’s). The registration for JEE Advanced 2019 starts on 3rd May. You can check the important dates, eligibility, format and other related information about JEE Advanced 2019 here.

Students with a JEE Main score are also eligible to participate in the JoSAA process. The Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) has been formed by the Ministry of Human Resources Development (MHRD) to manage and regulate admissions to the participating institutes. In 2018, the following 100 institutes participated in the counselling process-

S.No	Institutes	Number of Colleges under Institute
1	Indian Institute of Technology	23
2	National Institute of Technology	31
3	Indian Institute of Information Technology	24
4	Government Funded Technical Institutes	22

Apart from these colleges, several state colleges also participate in this process.

At Career Launcher, we run various online and offline programs for coaching JEE Advanced candidates. Check out these programs and our results. You can give free mock tests and chapter tests along with regular updates of important exam news and notifications at our online learning platform, aspiration.ai. Write to us for any queries or feedback in the comments below. We wish you the very best for your JEE Advanced exam!

Top ten Management Schools in India

By CL -

April 30, 2019

On 6^th April, 2019, the Ministry of Human Resource Development released the list of top ten management institutes of India. Every year, MHRD releases its annual list of rankings on the educational institutions of India under the framework of national institutional rankings.

The mechanisms of the ranking are carried out based on various parameters. It includes placement metrics, faculty, research, learning & resources, diversity, outreach, etc. IIM Bangalore has been ranked no.1 which is followed by IIM Ahmedabad, followed by Calcutta in the top three positions.

This article here is written in an attempt to lay down the information on top ten institutes ranking and the cut-offs (the ones that are released) for the year 2019.

2019 Top Ten Management institutes Ranking by MHRD:

Indian Institute of Management Bangalore
Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad
Indian Institute of Management Calcutta
Indian Institute of Management Lucknow
Indian Institute of Management Indore
Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
Xavier Labour Relations Institute
Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

The tables below contain the admission cut-off structure of the top ten management institutes of India in accordance to the ranking:

IIM- BANGALORE

CATEGORY

VARC

DILR

OVERALL

General

NC-OBC

PWD

IIM-AHMEDABAD

CATEGORY	VARC	DILR	QUANT	OVERALL
General	70	70	70	80
SC	60	60	60	70
ST	50	50	50	60
NC-OBC cum Transgender	65	65	65	75
PwD (except ST)	60	60	60	70
PwD (ST)	50	50	50	60

IIM- LUCKNOW

CATEGORY	VARC	DILR	QUANT	OVERALL
General	85	85	85	90
SC	55	55	55	70
ST	50	50	50	65
NC-OBC	77	77	77	82
PWD	50	50	50	65

IIM-CALCUTTA

CATEGORY	VARC	DILR	QUANT	OVERALL
General	≥ 80	≥ 80	≥ 80	≥ 90
SC	≥ 65	≥ 65	≥ 65	≥ 85
ST	≥ 60	≥ 60	≥ 60	≥ 70
NC-OBC	≥ 75	≥ 75	≥ 75	≥ 70
PWD	≥ 60	≥ 60	≥ 60	≥ 70

IIM-INDORE

CATEGORY	VARC	DILR	QUANT	OVERALL
General	80.00	80.00	80.00	90.00
SC	55.00	55.00	55.00	60.00
ST	45.00	45.00	45.00	50.00
NC-OBC	70.00	70.00	70.00	80.00
PWD	45.00	45.00	45.00	50.00

IIT Kharagpur

CATEGORY

GENERAL

NC-OBC

PwD

Percentile

Xavier Labour Relations Institute

Programme Name	Verbal & Logical Ability	Decision Making	Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation	Overall
PGDM (BM)	80	76	89	94
PGDM (HRM)	79+	72	71	92
PGDM (GM)	5+ Marks	5+ Marks	6+ Marks	22+ Marks

IIM- Kozhikode

CATEGORY	CAT Score Percentile	Sectional Percentile	SSC/10^thclass %	HSC/12^theclass %
General	90	80	60	60
SC	65	50	55	55
ST	55	40	55	55
NC-OBC	80	70	60	60
PWD	55	40	55	55

IIT Delhi

Name of the Program

General

OBC

MBA program

MBA Program (Telecom)

IIT Bombay

CATEGORY	VARC	DILR	QUANT	OVERALL
General	80	80	80	90
SC	53.3	53.3	53.3	60
ST	53.3	53.3	53.3	60
NC-OBC	72	72	72	81
PWD	53.3	53.3	53.3	60

*Career Launcher is not liable for the accuracy of the information provided

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What is the FRM Charter?

What is the CFA Charter?

Similarities between the FRM and the CFA Charter

Differences between the FRM and the CFA Charter

FRM and CFA topics covered difference:

FRM and CFA Exam structure difference:

Eligibility Criteria for FRM and CFA

Eligibility criteria for CFA Program

Eligibility criteria for CFA Program

CFA vs FRM: Career Path

FRM and CFA head-to-head comparison

Conclusion

To apply for LSAT – India click here http://bit.ly/2DkvtY6

Class 10 Results: Steps to check Results

Class 10 Results: Re-verification & Revaluation Process

Class 10 Results: Toppers

To apply for LSAT – India click here http://bit.ly/2DkvtY6

NEET 2019 Review: Student’s Reactions

NEET 2019 Review: Results

NEET 2019 Review: Qualification Criteria

Class 12 Results: Toppers

Class 12 Results: Steps to check Results

JEE Main 2019 Results: Snapshot

JEE Main 2019 Results: Cut-offs

JEE Main 2019 Results: Percentile Calculation

JEE Main 2019 Results: Next Stage

IIM- BANGALORE

IIM-AHMEDABAD

IIM- LUCKNOW

IIM-CALCUTTA

IIM-INDORE

IIT Kharagpur

Xavier Labour Relations Institute

IIM- Kozhikode

IIT Delhi

IIT Bombay

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