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Sophie Macon.
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Up::5Farooq said:
Pass rates and difficulty level wise it may even be above US bachelors 😉
Not to put anyone down but its funny how the US/Western education system(s) is viewed in Pakistan and for the most part in other frontier market countries. @Farooq‌ I guess, you would find CFA (which for your information is a US Exam) a piece of cake compared to your difficult Pakistan exam.
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hey @Farooq‌
1. Never really thought about the difference to be honest. There was one process and that was it.
2. I think you simply tick a box during the online registration process.
3. Not sure, I paid online. I think to be safe you should aim for CFA Institute to fully process the whole registration by 20th Dec.
4. If you have a bachelors degree already that should work.
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@Farooq‌ Generally if you have either 4 years’ worth of high education and/or professional experience, OR a bachelor’s (or equivalent) you should be fine. From your comments sounds like you already have 5 years worth of education so you should be fine.
Out of curiosity, if your bachelor’s degree is 2 years is it equivalent to a 4 year degree in the US?
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Hi ! hav a query on the References section for the Accesses scholarship where can I clarify dat
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@christine yes I have more over 5 years worth education. I am just not sure which option to select while registering :smiley:
No, on papers it is only one year of the US bachelor. Pass rates and difficulty level wise it may even be above US bachelors 😉 -
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@Surangasa lol no. U took me wrong. Sorry for offending u, I was not trying to put any US course down, I was just trying to tell my dilemma. lol @ Piece of Cake. I hope its a pineapple one.
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