CFA Level 1 - Investopedia
This is the first of three exams offered by the CFA Institute. This exam (in addition to other requirements) must be passed for an individual to become a CFA charter holder. The CFA program is a globally recognized standard for measuring the competence and integrity of financial analysts. Level I focuses on tools and concepts that apply to investment valuation and management.
Exam Information - Investopedia
Time Limit: 6 hours
Number of Questions: Approximately 240
Passing Score: Determined each year by the CFA Institute.
Passing Rates: As of July 2005, 36% passed Level I.
Format: Multiple Choice
Prerequisites: U.S. Bachelor's degree or equivalent, obtained no later than the 31st of December of the year in which the first exam will be written.
Corequisites: Three years of qualifying work experience must be obtained.
Exam Date(s): June and December
Exam Results: Usually provided within 60 days.
Official Exam Website: CFAInstitute.org

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To register for the exam, see CFA Institute's registration and enrollment form.
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