Here’s an study plan for the CFA exam level one that includes the recommended number of study hours per month:
Month 1:
– Familiarize yourself with the exam format and structure
– Develop a study plan that covers all the exam content areas
– Start with Quantitative Methods (50-70 study hours)
Month 2:
– Complete the Quantitative Methods and move onto Economics (50-70 study hours)
– Cover both Micro and Macro Economics
Month 3:
– Complete Economics (50-70 study hours) and start studying Financial Reporting and Analysis (FRA) (80-100 study hours)
Month 4:
– Continue studying FRA (80-100 study hours) and start with Corporate Finance (50-70 study hours)
Month 5:
– Complete Corporate Finance (50-70 study hours) and start studying Equity and Fixed Income (80-100 study hours)
– Equity is an important topic, so devote more time to it than Fixed Income
Month 6:
– Finish Equity and Fixed Income (80-100 study hours), and complete the remaining topics of Derivatives, Alternative Investments, and Portfolio Management (50-70 study hours)
– Take mock exams and practice questions to assess your progress and readiness for the actual exam (30-50 study hours)
– Review weak areas and focus on reinforcing your knowledge in those areas (30-50 study hours)
Remember, these are rough estimates and you might need to adjust your study hours depending on your own level of familiarity with the material, as well as your learning style and study habits. The CFA exam requires a significant amount of time and effort, so be prepared to commit to a rigorous study plan in order to pass the exam.
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