Quick answer:
The CFA Program’s official exam fees for 2026 run USD 3,520–4,600 (~₹3.3–4.4 lakh) for all three levels combined, depending on early or standard registration — there’s no enrollment fee anymore. Add IMS Proschool Delhi’s coaching (₹35,000–65,000 for Level 1, ₹45,000–50,000 for Level 2) plus study material, mock tests and incidentals, and most Delhi candidates budget roughly ₹4.5–6 lakh to get through Levels 1 and 2 with coaching, or ₹9–13 lakh for the full three-level journey.

Delhi is one of India’s biggest CFA hubs, with coaching centres across Connaught Place, Pitampura, Gurgaon and Noida. But before you enrol anywhere, it helps to separate the fee you can’t avoid (CFA Institute’s own exam charges) from the fee you can shop around for (coaching). Here’s the full picture for 2026, sourced directly from CFA Institute and IMS Proschool’s Delhi pricing.

• No more enrollment fee: CFA Institute eliminated the one-time USD 350 enrollment fee that used to apply to new candidates.
• Level 1 & Level 2: USD 1,140 (early registration) to USD 1,490 (standard registration) per level.
• Level 3: USD 1,240 (early) to USD 1,590 (standard).
• All three levels combined: USD 3,520–4,600, or roughly ₹3.3–4.4 lakh at ~₹95/USD — registering early across all three levels can save you close to USD 1,000 versus paying standard rates every time.
• Rescheduling fee: USD 250 (~₹23,000) if you need to move your exam date within your registered window. This applies at every level.

Source: CFA Institute, CFA Program Dates & Fees (cfainstitute.org), verified July 2026.

This is a realistic, all-in estimate covering exam fees, coaching and the smaller costs candidates in Delhi often forget to budget for.

Bottom line: budget roughly ₹4.5–6 lakh to get through Level 1 and Level 2 with coaching, and ₹9–13 lakh for the complete three-level journey including exam fees, coaching and incidentals across all levels.

• CFA Institute–approved prep provider: faculty are CFA charterholders and practising finance professionals teaching through active learning, not just lecture playback.
• Level 1 fees: ₹35,000–65,000, depending on weekday or weekend batch.
• Level 2 fees: ₹45,000–50,000.
• What’s included: full-length mock exams, practice papers, chapter-wise quizzes, personalised feedback, resume reviews, interview prep and placement assistance — all at no extra cost.
• Delhi centres: Connaught Place, Pitampura, and Gurgaon — all accessible by metro or public transport.
• Contact: CP centre — 7304957442; Pitampura centre — 9136687002; delhi@proschoolonline.com.

Want the exact fee for your batch? Check out Proschool’s CFA course in Delhi for current pricing and upcoming batch dates.

1. Register early for all three exams. Early registration saves roughly USD 150–350 per level versus standard pricing — plan your calendar around the early-bird deadlines.
2. Apply for a CFA Institute scholarship. The Access Scholarship (financial need), Student Scholarship (full-time university students) and Professor Scholarship (qualifying faculty) can all substantially cut your exam fee. A separate Regulator Scholarship exists too, but it’s only available through employer/regulator nomination, not individual application.
3. Choose a coaching bundle over à la carte pricing. Packages that include mocks, doubt-clearing and placement support built in are usually better value than a cheaper headline fee with add-ons charged separately.
4. Use free or low-cost study resources. Your registration includes the official curriculum. Supplement it with CFA Institute’s Learning Ecosystem, official practice questions and community forums before paying for extra material.
5. Watch for seasonal discounts. Coaching institutes often run early-enrolment or festival-season offers — always ask about current promotions before enrolling.
6. Consider hybrid or online coaching. Online formats typically cost less than classroom coaching and also save on commuting.

Curious if the CFA charter is worth the investment? Read our breakdown of CFA ROI.

CFA course fees in Delhi are significant but predictable once you separate what’s fixed (CFA Institute’s exam fees) from what’s flexible (coaching, study material and incidentals). Register early, apply for a scholarship if you’re eligible, and choose a coaching partner that bundles in mocks and placement support rather than charging for them separately — and the CFA charter becomes a well-planned investment rather than a financial guessing game.

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How much does it cost to sit for the CFA exams?
CFA Institute’s 2026 exam fees range from USD 3,520 to 4,600 (~₹3.3–4.4 lakh) for all three levels combined, depending on early or standard registration. Add coaching and incidentals, and most candidates budget ₹9–13 lakh for the complete journey.

What is the CFA Level 1 cost in 2026?
CFA Level 1 exam fees are USD 1,140 (early) to USD 1,490 (standard) in 2026. IMS Proschool’s Delhi coaching for Level 1 adds ₹35,000–65,000 on top.

Is the CFA expensive in Delhi compared to other cities?
CFA Institute’s exam fees are identical everywhere in the world. Coaching fees vary modestly by city and centre, but Delhi’s pricing is broadly in line with other major Indian metros.

Are CFA exam fees and CFA coaching fees the same thing?
No. Exam fees (USD 1,140–1,590 per level in 2026) are mandatory and paid directly to CFA Institute. Coaching fees are optional and paid separately to a prep provider like IMS Proschool.

Does IMS Proschool’s CFA course in Delhi include study material and mock tests?
Yes — Proschool’s Delhi coaching includes full-length mock exams, practice papers, chapter-wise quizzes and personalised feedback as part of the course fee, along with placement assistance at no extra charge.

Does IMS Proschool offer online CFA coaching in Delhi?
Yes. Proschool offers online, offline and hybrid formats across its Connaught Place, Pitampura, and Gurgaon centres, so you can choose whichever fits your schedule and budget.

Can I get a scholarship to reduce my CFA fees?
Yes. CFA Institute offers the Access Scholarship, Student Scholarship and Professor Scholarship to eligible candidates, each of which significantly reduces exam fees. A Regulator Scholarship also exists but is only available via employer or regulator nomination.