Hi guys, If a candidate failed an attempt and while applying for jobs how can he represent his knowledge or candidacy. In 300hours.com article, about representing cfa candidacy, candidate not registered are not able to put it in CV. So how can we do that?

As mentioned in the article, if you've passed CFA Level 1, you can say you've passed CFA Level 1. Ditto for Level 2, Level 3. I believe you can state you are a CFA Level 1 candidate as long as you are registered for an exam. I'm not sure if there is any value in stating you've failed e.g. CFA Level 1, since failing CFA Level 1 requires no additional knowledge. Hope that helps!

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- raghuveer0205
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  18 Oct 2021 at 8:38 am
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  Hi guys,
  
  If a candidate failed an attempt and while applying for jobs how can he represent his knowledge or candidacy.
  
  In 300hours.com article, about representing cfa candidacy, candidate not registered are not able to put it in CV.
  
  So how can we do that?
- mikey
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  20 Oct 2021 at 1:28 pm
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  As mentioned in the article, if you’ve passed CFA Level 1, you can say you’ve passed CFA Level 1. Ditto for Level 2, Level 3.
  
  I believe you can state you are a CFA Level 1 candidate as long as you are registered for an exam.
  
  I’m not sure if there is any value in stating you’ve failed e.g. CFA Level 1, since failing CFA Level 1 requires no additional knowledge.
  
  Hope that helps!
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