26 December Update We have now received an uncertified copy of the written opinion (PDF) of the Delhi High Court dismissing our writ petition against the AICTE’s 18 May 2007 order. While we are still quite disappointed in the result, we have been carefully reviewing it to determine our future course of action in India. CFA Institute is reaching out to the AICTE to apply for registration of the CFA Program in India. We look forward to working with the AICTE to ensure candidates can resume their career development and pursuit of the CFA designation. At the same time, we are also considering an appeal of the decision in order to preserve important legal rights. Unfortunately, at this time we are still unable to accept exam registrations from candidates within India. As always, we will continue to provide updates and additional information on this web page.
Yes and we are not able to call ourselves CFA Level 2 candidate red tape and slow judiciary will increase our opportunity cost and finally one year will be gone down the drain Many of the guys has already lost interest in even following it up pity!!
How come Carl Lewis and Mark Spitz both have twice as many Olympic gold medals as India?
That’s because there is no olympic category for “red tape.”
JoeyDVivre Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How come Carl Lewis and Mark Spitz both have twice > as many Olympic gold medals as India? India is busy producing the likes of Tendulkar and is less focused on sports that require drug enhancement.
JoeyDVivre Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How come Carl Lewis and Mark Spitz both have twice > as many Olympic gold medals as India? Grow up Joey boy. If you have nothing smart to say, which is often the case, consider keeping your fingers to yourself. Loquacious and asinine…