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Financial Planning
2009
2008
 
Award in Financial planning
Unit
                 Annual Pass Rate
AWF
84.91%
84.63%
 
Certificate in Financial Administration
Unit
                 Annual Pass Rate
FA1
70.34%
71.56%
FA2
56.42%
63.22%
     
Certificate in Financial Planning
Unit
                 Annual Pass Rate
CF1
60.52%
59.58%
CF2
78.34%
72.02%
CF3
74.14%
78.53%
CF4
58.99%
57.87%
CF5
54.52%
52.89%
CF8
81.86%
80.54%
GR1
75.75%
69.54%
     
Certificate in Mortgage Advice  / Equity Release
Unit
                 Annual Pass Rate
CF6
81.60%
81.67%
ER1
93.12%
95.36%
HR1
92.63%
95.04%
     
Diploma in Financial Planning
Unit
                 Annual Pass Rate
J01
54.03%
53.50%
J02
51.02%
43.44%
J03
26.25%
40.17%
J04
44.79%
46.21%
J05
54.44%
54.89%
J06
40.49%
37.24%
J07
43.08%
42.61%
J08
53.44%
NA
     
Advanced Diploma in Financial Planning
Unit
                 Annual Pass Rate
AF1
45.06%
45.48%
AF2
38.39%
35.48%
AF3
32.49%
38.71%
AF4
47.81%
57.88%
AF5
30.34%
44.38%
     
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FAQ's
 
Q. How are the pass rates calculated?
A.

For each unit, the number of candidates who achieved a pass grade or above during the year is divided by the number who sat during the year and this number is expressed as a percentage.

Q. What is included in the pass rate calculation?
A. The pass rates include all sittings for a unit for the year and include (where applicable), UK sittings, international sittings, in-company sittings and passes by continuous assessment.
 
Q. Does the CII provide separate rates for those achieving distinctions?
A. No, this is not currently part of the service we offer.
 
Q. Does the CII provide pass rates per examination session?
A. No, this is not currently part of the service we offer.
 
Q. When are the pass rates updated on the website?
A. Pass rates are uploaded annually, in early February.  The new pass rates replace the oldest set, so that pass rates from the last two years are always shown.
 
Q. Why are the pass rates only available annually at the end of each year?
A.

In order to provide the most accurate picture of pass rates and avoid the skewing of data by single events or short term trends, pass rates are produced annually at the end of each year.

 
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