CFA vs MBA: Which Is Better?

CFA vs MBA in finance is a very subjective question. However, it completely depends on the student’s choice and interests. Both CFA and MBA are money-related fields. 

CFA: Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any stream. CFA: Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any stream. Minimum 4 years of work experience in finance/investment related fields. 

CFA: CFA is not considered a post-graduate degree. But the level of education in the CFA program is equal to a master’s degree MBA F: Almost every college in India offers an MBA in Finance. e.  

Exam Format: CFA: For CFA, students need to clear three levels. All these exams are conducted in two sessions, morning and afternoon. MBA : CAT is the main exam conducted for admission to top MBA colleges in India.

CFA: CFA admission process is a very simple process. Eligible candidates have to register on the official website of ICFAI or CFA Institute. MBA: To take admission in MBA finance, you first need to clear entrance exams of respective colleges.  

CFA: On average, people take 3-4 years to complete all the levels for CFA, although two years are enough to complete it. It completely depends on your speed and hours of study.  

CFA: Students have to study for more than 300 hours. Also, the difficulty level is very high and increases as you pass the subsequent levels. MBA: The trouble level of an MBA is low compared to CFA, but it is a hectic program.  . 

Core Subjects:  CFA: Financial Reporting Analysis. Ethics in Investment Portfolio Management. Asset Management. Financial Strategy.  MBA in Finance: Advance Marketing.Financial Planning.Hedge Fund Management.Securities Analysis.Global Finance. 

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