Tuesday, March 16, 2010

How to clear NCFM Certification in Financial markets ?

How to clear NCFM Certification in Financial markets ?


NCFM Certification in Financial Markets (Beginner's module) is the most basic module of all the modules available under NCFM Certification.If you have been reading a financial newspaper like Economic Times or Financial Express or Business Standard for some time, and if you know what is Inflation, then clearing this module is quite easy.



I can tell you from my experience that I studied for just 2-3 hours using the material provided by NSE and could secure 94% marks. But I already was interested in financial markets for last 8-9 years and have been reading Economic Times for last few years.


Now, even if you have no financial background and you dont understand financial terms, even then it would not take you more than 1 day to prepare for this module. There are some basic mathematical questions in this module which are same as in the model test that NSE has given on it's website.


The NCFM Certification in Financial Markets course is structured to help understand the basic concepts relating to different avenues of investment, the primary and the secondary market, the derivatives market and financial statement analysis.


There is no negative marking and you need to secure 60% marks to clear the NCFM Certification in Financial Markets.


One benefit to study this module is that if you find it difficult to understand various financial jargons in financial newspapers, then after clearing this module, those cryptic financial terms will start making sense.


So guys, what are you waiting for ? If you have no background in finance, you can start with NCFM Certification in Financial Markets.


If you are already in Financial markets for some time, you can skip this module and focus on other modules. Because this would be a cakewalk for you. But yes, this will help you in revising and rechecking your basics of financial markets!


PS: I have added the NCFM certificate, but modified it to avoid it from getting copied and getting misused.