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NCFM exams

namrata (student) (153 Points)

28 November 2007

Can CA student appear in NCFM exams ?

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YES, CA student can appear for NCFM exams. these exams are not considered as a study course.Hence no need to take permission of Institute.

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What is NCFM ?

CA SASHIKANT PATI (Job) (159 Points)
Replied 04 December 2007

WHAT IS NCFM ?

Shreyans (Student) (117 Points)
Replied 11 December 2007

NSE's Certifications in Financial markets (NCFM)are cretifications given by NSE India in various modules.. like Capital Markets, Derivatives, MFs, etc.

MS SAMEER (CMA*CA*CMDM*ast FUND MANAGER*LEGAL ADVISOR) (14938 Points)
Replied 08 July 2010

The NCFM Programme

Taking into account international experience and the needs of the Indian financial markets, National Stock Exchange introduced in 1998 a facility for testing and certification by launching NSE's Certification in Financial Markets (NCFM).

NCFM is an online testing and certification programme. It tests the practical knowledge and skills required to operate in the financial markets. Tests are conducted in a secure and unbiased manner and certificates awarded based on merit of the candidate to qualify the on-line test.

The entire process of testing, assessing and scores reporting in the NCFM is fully automated. The system is operated through an intranet facility by using a central World Wide Web server with terminals located at each of the designated test centres to be used as an examination front end. Communication between the central server and the test centres is achieved through VSAT/leased line network.

The Test is also offered through the Internet to enable candidates outside the designated test centres to take tests at their convenience. This allows flexibility in terms of dates and timing and provides easy accessibility and convenience to candidates.

The easy accessibility as well as flexibility involved in the NCFM programme has resulted in its wider acceptance among market intermediaries, students and regulators.