CFA Institute is a global association of investment professionals that traces its lineage back to the establishment of the Financial Analysts Federation (FAF) in 1947.
Leadership of the FAF established an independent organization — the Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts (ICFA) — to administer the CFA credentialing program in 1959; and the ICFA administered the first CFA exams in 1963. Later, the FAF and the ICFA merged to become the Association for Investment Management and Research (AIMR). In 2004, AIMR changed its name to CFA Institute.
CFA Institute to be announce the Level I & II Examination July 2010 Result.
Important information for June 2010 CFA candidates:
We will e-mail June 2010 Level I and Level II exam results on Monday, 26 July 2010 to candidates who sat for those exams (a change from prior years, where we posted results online).
Level III exam results will be available in mid-August.
click here for CFA Exam Results 2010
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CFA Institute June 2010 Examination Result | www.cfainstitute.org
CFA Result June 2010 | CFA Institute June 2010 Examination Result | www.cfainstitute.org
CFA Institute June 2010 Level I and Level II exam results on Monday, 26 July 2010 to candidates who sat for those exams (a change from prior years, where we posted results online).
Level III exam results will be available in mid-August.
To ensure you receive your exam results, confirm that the e-mail address on file for you is correct (requires login). Get password help
Exam Results Availability
Exam results are reported to candidates as “pass” or “fail” within 90 days (60 days for Level I and Level II) of the exam date.
Individual candidate results are only released to the candidate and are never released to a third party; however, lists of passing candidates are provided to societies for membership purposes.
Print a copy of your results as a permanent record. Results will be available for approximately one year after the exam date. Subsequently, an official letter can be provided indicating only a pass or fail result; the analysis grid will not be available.
View the exam results timeline (PDF)
Exam Scores
The minimum passing score (MPS) for each level of the exam is determined by the CFA Institute Board of Governors each year after the administration of the exams. Neither the MPS nor individual candidate scores have ever been released. To set the MPS before the administration of the exams would require that an absolute standard be applied without regard to the difficulty of the exams; this could potentially be very unfair to candidates, especially across time.
The score matrix provided on the exam results is an indicator of overall performance and cannot be used to determine approximate scores or pass/fail status. The “<=50%” range is considered poor; “51%–70%” is considered poor to average; “>70%” is considered average to above average.
CFA Institute June 2010 Level I and Level II exam results on Monday, 26 July 2010 to candidates who sat for those exams (a change from prior years, where we posted results online).
Level III exam results will be available in mid-August.
To ensure you receive your exam results, confirm that the e-mail address on file for you is correct (requires login). Get password help
Exam Results Availability
Exam results are reported to candidates as “pass” or “fail” within 90 days (60 days for Level I and Level II) of the exam date.
Individual candidate results are only released to the candidate and are never released to a third party; however, lists of passing candidates are provided to societies for membership purposes.
Print a copy of your results as a permanent record. Results will be available for approximately one year after the exam date. Subsequently, an official letter can be provided indicating only a pass or fail result; the analysis grid will not be available.
View the exam results timeline (PDF)
Exam Scores
The minimum passing score (MPS) for each level of the exam is determined by the CFA Institute Board of Governors each year after the administration of the exams. Neither the MPS nor individual candidate scores have ever been released. To set the MPS before the administration of the exams would require that an absolute standard be applied without regard to the difficulty of the exams; this could potentially be very unfair to candidates, especially across time.
The score matrix provided on the exam results is an indicator of overall performance and cannot be used to determine approximate scores or pass/fail status. The “<=50%” range is considered poor; “51%–70%” is considered poor to average; “>70%” is considered average to above average.
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