See: Exam centre changes | See: Exam start times | See: Amended exam schedules
The April 2019 exam session will run from Wednesday 3 April - Thursday 18 April
Latest updates
| Kuala Lumpur | Exam centre address amended for 16 April (afternoon - CM2A exam) only. Check the list for details |
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| Warsaw | Exam centre address amended for 9 April only. Check the list for details |
| Bratislava, Chengdu, Paris | Exam centre addresses amended for certain dates. Check the list for details |
| Kingston (Jamaica) | Exam centre address amended. Check the list for details |
| Cairo, Jakarta, Tokyo | Exam centre addresses amended. Check the list for details |
| Singapore | Exam centre addresses now confirmed. Check the list for details There are three different venue addresses to be used, so please check the list to see where you need to go each day. |
| Karachi | Exam centre address amended. Check the list for details Candidates need to report to the venue 30 minutes before the exam start time, and to bring their original NIC/Passport with them. |
| Bloemfontein | Exam centre address confirmed. Check the list for details Non-UFS students should enter campus at the visitors’ gate at DF Malherbe Avenue. Allow an extra 20mins or so for entering. |
| Zurich | Exam centre address changed for 12 April only (CB2 and SA exams). Check the list for details |
| Munich | Exam centre address updated. Check the list for details |
| CP3 exam | The CP3 exam is now fully booked and we can not accept any more bookings for this.subject (11/02/2019) |
| CP2 exam | The CP2 exam is now fully booked and we can not accept any more bookings for this.subject (08/02/2019) |
| Bucharest | Exam centre address updated. Check the list for details |
| Tel Aviv | Exam centre address updated. Check the list for details |
| Chengdu, China | A new exam centre is available at Chengdu. You can select this centre when you login to book your exams. Check the list for address details |
| For all centres, UK and oveseas | All students should check the list of exam centre addresses. There have been a number of changes in the UK and overseas. See the complete list |
| CS1, CS2, CM1 and CM2 exams | The CS1, CS2, CM1 and CM2 exams are now a combination of both a written (A) and an online (B) assessment. Both elements, A and B, will need to be taken in the same exam sitting.
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Refund policy
Refunds of exam fees are only given to those who have paid the full fee. More information on refunds
Exam centre changes and confirmations
Exam centre addresses for April 2019 are now being confirmed on the Exam centres page. You should always check the list carefully, in case there are any changes to the centre you usually sit at, and to make sure that you know where to go.
The deadline has passed for requesting an additional overseas exam centre for the April 2019 exams and we can can not accept any further requests.
Access arrangements applications
The closing date for requesting access arrangements will be the same as the exam entry closing date.
Late applications will not be accepted unless due to circumstances for which a valid reason could not be divulged by the published closing date. Download the access arrangements application form, and return this to us once completed.
Exam start time
The standard start times at our supervised exam centres are 09.45 (local time) for morning exams, and 14.15 (local time) for afternoon exams. Exam start times may vary at some overseas centres so you should check here nearer to the exam session dates for confirmation of your start time.
The online exams, which you sit at home or in the office, will run to UK times.
| Centre | Morning exam - local exam time | Afternoon exam - local exam time |
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| Accra | 08.45-12.00 | 13.15-16.30 |
| Addis Ababa | 09.00-12.15 | 14.00-17.15 |
| Adelaide | 09.15-12.30 | 13.45-17.00 |
| Auckland | 09.00-12.15 | 13.00-16.15 |
| Barbados | 09.00-12.15 | 13.00-16.15 |
| Bloemfontein | 09.00-12.15 | 13.30-16.45 |
| Brisbane | 09.00-12.15 | 13.15-16.30 |
| Brunei | 08.45-12.00 (Fridays only; all other days 09.45-13.00 | 14.15-17.30 |
| Canberra | 09.15-12.30 | 14.00-17.15 |
| Cape Town | 09.00-12.15 | 13.30-16.45 |
| Cologne | 10.00-13.15 | 14.30-17.45 |
| Guernsey | 09.00-12.15 | 13.30-16.45 |
| Hanoi | 08.45-12.00 | 13.45-17.00 |
| Ho Chi Minh City | 08.45-12.00 | 13.45-17.00 |
| Johannesburg | 09.00-12.15 | 13.30-16.45 |
| Karachi | 10.00-13.15 | 14.00-17.15 |
| Kiev | 09.45-13.00 | 13.45-17.00 |
| Lagos | 08.45-12.00 | 12.45-16.00 |
| Melbourne | 09.15-12.30 | 14.00-17.15 |
| Port of Spain | 08.45-12.00 | 13.15-16.30 |
| Reykjavik | 09.00-12.15 | 13.00-16.15 |
| Riga | 09.45-13.00 | 13.00-16.15 |
| Riyadh | 09.00-12.15 | 12.00-15.15 |
| Seattle | 09.45-13.00 | 13.15-16.30 |
| Seoul | 10.00-13.15 | 14.00-17.15 |
| Sydney | 09.15-12.30 | 14.00-17.15 |
| Taiwan | 10.00-13.15 | 14.00-17.15 |
| Wellington | 09.30-12.45 | 14.00-17.15 |
The April 2019 exam session will run from Wednesday 3 April - Thursday 18 April
The standard exam schedule for the session is:
| Wednesday 3 April |
Thursday 4 April |
Friday 5 April |
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| am | CS1A | CS1B (online) | CP3 (online) | ||
| pm | CP1/1 | CP1/2 | CB1 | ||
| Monday 8 April |
Tuesday 9 April |
Wednesday 10 April |
Thursday 11 April |
Friday 12 April |
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| am | CS2B (online) | SP2 | CM1B (online) | SP7 | CB2 |
| pm | SP8 | CS2A | SP4 | CM1A / SP1 | SA1-4 & 7 |
| Monday 15 April |
Tuesday 16 April |
Wednesday 17 April |
Thursday 18 April |
Friday 19 April |
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| am | CM2B (online) | SP5 | CP2/1 (online) | CP2/2 (online) | - |
| pm | SP9 | CM2A | SP6 | - | - |
We reserve the right to make changes to this schedule.
Any schedule changes due to public holidays or other unavoidable factors will be given below when available.
| Centre | Original date | Exam(s) | New date |
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Related documents
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Application form for access arrangements for the IFoA exams
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Fees for the 2019 exams and other education services
4 June 2018
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