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Up1
Guys, I have a Texas Instrument BA II PLUS calculator but it is an older version (I thing it was introduced in 1991). Do you thing that there will be a problem using it in the exams?
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Up3
The calculator itself is allowed. However, the proctors are often not familiar with CFA at all so there may be a risk that they may be unsure on the day. I’m not sure how good their training / guides are on this.
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Up3
Is it risky to use a 24 year old calculator? 😉
I’m betting if it says BA II Plus on the top no one will say anything, as that’s all the CFA policy states. I’ve seen quite a variety of styles of that calculator (See below). The one on the right of the first image is the one we use in our CFA BA II Calculator Guide Video, but all have the same buttons.
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Up2
It seems that there is no problem.. Thank you! Btw my calculator is the left one in the last picture
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Up1
Thank you Christine. I will risk it..
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