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Free 5-minute assessment · For finance and accounting aspirants

A free, expert-designed assessment that tells you where you fit in finance — business finance, corporate finance, financial reporting, investment management, risk management, wealth advisory and more — and the certification pathway to get there.

Designed by CMAs, CFAs, FRMs and IIM alumni · An initiative of Veridian Education Foundation · Free · No obligation

How it works

Three steps. Five minutes. A clear next move.

1

Answer 20 questions in about 5 minutes

No timer, no right answers. If your answers call for it, a few short follow-ups sharpen the result — never more than 30 questions, about 8 minutes.

2

Get your Scorecard

Your track, your certification and your Now → Next → Later pathway — for your stage and geography, with the real fees, months and pass rates.

3

Talk to an expert, free

If you want a second opinion, pick one of NFCA's knowledge partners for a free 20-minute call. Only if you want to.

What you get

Everything you need to choose well — nothing you don't.

No jargon without a one-line explanation. No hard sell. Just a clear recommendation and the facts behind it.

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Your Scorecard

Track profile and readiness — where you fit and how ready you are.

Your Roadmap

Now → Next → Later for your stage, with eligibility notes.

Free resources

Comparison sheet, track roadmaps and a study-plan template.

A free expert call

A certified professional to talk through your result.

The experts

NFCA expert network — practitioners across business finance, reporting, investments and risk

Professionals with diversified backgrounds — MNCs, GCCs, startups, venture capital and private equity, Fortune companies and investment-banking operations. Every expert holds a professional credential and works or has worked in the field.

In their words

What people did with their Scorecard.

Real decisions, not reviews. Every quote is from someone who took the assessment and acted on it.

I had three coaching brochures and no idea. The Scorecard put Planning & Performance at 78% and explained why in my own words. I registered for CMA Part 1 the same week.

AM

Aarav Mehta

B.Com final year, Pune

Scorecard: Planning & Performance → US CMA

“As an engineer I assumed finance meant an MBA first. The result pointed to risk, showed me FRM Part I has no eligibility requirement, and the expert call confirmed it.”

SI

Sneha Iyer · B.Tech graduate, Bengaluru

Scorecard: Risk → FRM

Questions

Plain answers.

If something is still unclear, write to us from the Contact page.

Five minutes now can save you a year on the wrong certification.

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