Since 2012Training FRM candidates
Learn with Micky Midha, Certified FRM and CFA CharterholderHelping FRM candidates prepare since 2012Exam details aligned with GARP information
GARP Authorized Exam Preparation ProviderGARP Authorized FRM prep provider in India
FRM coaching in India built for serious outcomes.
Prepare for FRM Part 1 and Part 2 with expert faculty, structured learning, deliberate practice, and mentor support at every stage.
Live + recorded classes Part 1 & Part 2 Learn from anywhere
2Complete FRM levels
1:1Mentor guidance
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MidhaFin FRM coaching at a glance
The essential course details in one place, from teaching format and practice support to access and current fees.
- Provider
- MidhaFin
- Instructor
- Micky Midha
- Experience
- Training FRM candidates since 2012
- Coverage
- FRM Part 1 and Part 2
- Formats
- Live online and self-paced
- Practice
- 3,000+ questions and five full-length mocks
- Support
- Personalized plans and doubt solving
- Access
- Available until the candidate passes, subject to policy
- Current course fees
- ₹14,850–₹26,550 for listed standard packages; taxes may apply
- Delivery
- Online with web, Android and iOS access
Course prices reflect the standard paid packages currently listed by MidhaFin. Custom and promotional pricing may differ.
Since 2012Teaching FRM candidates
Meet your instructor
Micky MidhaFounder and lead FRM instructor at MidhaFin
Certified FRM CFA Charterholder 13+ years of instruction
Micky Midha has trained FRM candidates since 2012, combining detailed conceptual instruction with structured practice, study planning and exam-focused mentoring.
Institutional teaching experience
He has conducted training at the BSE Institute and delivered courses, guest lectures or academic sessions at institutions including IIM Ranchi, XISS, IIT Dhanbad and IIT Kharagpur.
Areas of expertise
- FRM Part 1 and Part 2 preparation
- Quantitative analysis and risk modelling
- Market risk, credit risk and derivatives
- Valuation, finance and applied mathematics
Academic content oversight
FRM guidance authored and reviewed with practitioner context
Micky contributes to and academically reviews MidhaFin's FRM explanations, curriculum guides and study-planning resources.
Official GARP schedule
2026 FRM exam dates, deadlines and fees
Use these dates to plan registration, scheduling and preparation. GARP deadlines are 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time.
2026 schedule
Open official logisticsFRM exam windows and deadlines
| Exam window | Early registration deadline | Standard registration deadline | Scheduling deadline | Part 1 exam dates | Part 2 exam dates |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 2026 | Closed | Closed | April 25, 2026 | May 9–15, 2026 | May 16–19, 2026 |
| August 2026 | Closed | Closed | July 25, 2026 | August 7–8, 2026 (AM) | August 7–8, 2026 (PM) |
| November 2026 | July 31, 2026 | September 30, 2026 | October 24, 2026 | November 14–20, 2026 | November 21–25, 2026 |
Source: GARPLast verified: July 30, 2026Dates and fees may change
Current GARP fees
FRM enrollment and registration fees
Applicable VAT, GST or other local taxes are additional.
| Fee type | Amount | Applies to |
|---|---|---|
| Enrollment fee | USD 400 | One-time fee for candidates new to the FRM Program |
| Early registration | USD 600 | Per exam part |
| Standard registration | USD 800 | Per exam part |
Source: GARPLast verified: July 30, 2026Dates and fees may change
FRM coaching in India overview
What should you look for in FRM coaching in India?
When choosing a top FRM prep provider in India, look for a program that makes difficult risk concepts understandable, gives you a realistic study structure, and provides enough practice and feedback for exam conditions. MidhaFin brings those elements together for both FRM levels through flexible online learning.
Official exam facts sourced from the GARP FRM Program and Exams guide
FRM preparation in India
What sets MidhaFin apart as an FRM prep provider in India?
A complete preparation ecosystem designed to reduce confusion, create consistency, and build exam confidence.
Personalised roadmap
A realistic weekly plan aligned with your exam window, pace, and existing finance background.
Concept-first learning
Build every topic from the ground up with practical examples, visual explanations, and focused notes.
Practice that compounds
Chapter questions, sectional tests, and mock exams help turn knowledge into exam-day performance.
Mentor support
Get your doubts resolved through structured support and one-to-one guidance when you need it.
FRM courses in India
Choose an FRM course in India that matches your preparation style
Start with a free sample, learn at your own pace, join live classes, or prepare for both FRM exam parts together.
View the complete course store
FRM Part 1Live classesTP-2
FRM Part 1 Live Online Classes
- 90 hours of live classes
- 200+ hours of recorded lessons
- Study material, question bank, and mocks
FRM Part 1Self-pacedTP-1
FRM Part 1 Self-Paced Course
- 257 hours of recorded lessons
- Flexible web, iOS, and Android access
- Study material, question bank, and mocks
FRM Part 2Self-pacedTP-1
FRM Part 2 Self-Paced Course
- 240 hours of recorded lessons
- Flexible web, iOS, and Android access
- Study material, question bank, and mocks
FRM Part 1 + 2CombinedTP-1
FRM Part 1 and Part 2 Combined
- 450+ hours of recorded lessons
- Complete preparation for both exam parts
- Study material, question bank, and mocks
FRM Part 1Free sampleSC-1
FRM Part 1 Sample Course
- 9 hours of sample lessons
- Selected chapters from core modules
- Lecture PDFs and class notes
FRM Part 2Free sampleSC-2
FRM Part 2 Sample Course
- 12 hours of sample lessons
- Selected chapters from core modules
- Lecture PDFs and class notes
Transparent learner evidence
Documented FRM learner outcomes
Selected learner records with their evidence sources shown. These examples are not presented as a pass-rate calculation.
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Abhinav Bansal
India
- Exam
- FRM Part 1
- Exam window
- November 2025
- Outcome
- Reported as cleared
- Employer
- Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
“I had joined MidhaFin for preparation of FRM Part 1. It helped me to grasp the concepts in a short span of time.”
The original review and public profile are linked. The November 2025 window is confirmed by the learner.
Plabanjit Karmakar
India
- Exam
- FRM Part 1
- Exam window
- November 2025
- Outcome
- Cleared FRM Part 1
- Employer
- Standard Chartered Bank
“I successfully cleared FRM Part 1 in November 2025 while working as a full-time professional.”
The outcome and exam window are stated in the linked original review.
Saptarshi Dutta
India
- Exam
- FRM Part 1
- Exam window
- November 2025
- Outcome
- Cleared FRM Part 1
- Employer
- Deutsche Bank
“My experience with MidhaFin was very positive, and it played an important role in helping me clear FRM Part 1.”
The outcome is stated in the original review, the public profile lists FRM Part 1, and the November 2025 window is confirmed by the learner.
Akshay Sehgal
India
- Exam
- FRM Part 2
- Exam window
- November 2025
- Outcome
- Cleared FRM Part 2
- Employer
- HSBC
“MidhaFin has a good all-round curriculum with videos and mocks. It covers everything well. I cleared in November 2025 thanks to them.”
The linked original review states the outcome and November 2025 exam window for FRM Part 2.
Names, employers and countries reflect learner-submitted or publicly linked information. Employer details do not imply endorsement, affiliation, or placement by MidhaFin.
Pass-rate methodology
How MidhaFin counts learner results
MidhaFin does not currently publish an aggregate pass-rate percentage on this page because complete outcome reporting is not available. If a rate is published, it will follow the framework shown here so the number can be interpreted fairly.
No aggregate rate currently published
Report an FRM exam result Individual outcomes are shown separately from cohort statistics.
- Students included
- Paid MidhaFin learners assigned to a named exam window who report a confirmed result.
- Attempts
- First attempts and retakes must be reported separately, never blended into one headline figure.
- Non-reporting students
- Excluded from the rate rather than assumed to have passed or failed; their number must be disclosed.
- Calculation
- Numerator: confirmed passes. Denominator: learners in the stated cohort with confirmed outcomes.
- Measurement period
- Published by individual exam window or as a clearly labelled rolling 12-month period.
- Part 1 vs Part 2
- Results must be calculated and displayed separately for FRM Part 1 and FRM Part 2.
- Supporting evidence
- LinkedIn or Quora posts, original public reviews, or candidate-submitted result evidence, with the evidence type labelled.
Structured preparation from concepts to mocks
FRM coaching in India overview
A clearer, more confident path to FRM certification
The FRM curriculum is demanding. Your preparation does not have to feel chaotic. MidhaFin combines experienced faculty, carefully sequenced concepts, and measurable practice into one coherent learning journey.
- Live interactive and recorded classes
- Structured study material and revision notes
- Chapter-wise practice questions
- Full-length mock examinations
- Progress tracking and performance feedback
- Exam strategy and preparation support
Compare FRM coaching providers in India
How MidhaFin FRM coaching in India compares with typical formats
The difference is not simply more content. It is how every part of your preparation works together, from concept building to exam-day confidence.
| What to compare | RecommendedMidhaFin | Typical coaching formats |
|---|---|---|
| 01Teaching approach | Concepts built from the fundamentals with practical examples and visual explanations | Often follows a standard chapter-by-chapter lecture format |
| 02Study planning | Structured roadmap aligned with your exam window and preparation pace | Usually follows one common batch schedule |
| 03Class access | Live interactive sessions plus recorded learning for flexible revision | Live-only or recorded-only access may depend on the chosen plan |
| 04Doubt support | Structured doubt resolution with personal mentor guidance when required | Commonly limited to batch discussions or community support |
| 05Practice system | Chapter questions, sectional tests, full-length mocks, and exam strategy | Practice depth and mock coverage can vary across packages |
| 06Progress feedback | Performance tracking and actionable feedback throughout preparation | Progress is often primarily self-tracked |
Teaching approach
MidhaFin approach
Concepts built from the fundamentals with practical examples and visual explanations
Typical coaching formats
Often follows a standard chapter-by-chapter lecture format
Study planning
MidhaFin approach
Structured roadmap aligned with your exam window and preparation pace
Typical coaching formats
Usually follows one common batch schedule
Class access
MidhaFin approach
Live interactive sessions plus recorded learning for flexible revision
Typical coaching formats
Live-only or recorded-only access may depend on the chosen plan
Doubt support
MidhaFin approach
Structured doubt resolution with personal mentor guidance when required
Typical coaching formats
Commonly limited to batch discussions or community support
Practice system
MidhaFin approach
Chapter questions, sectional tests, full-length mocks, and exam strategy
Typical coaching formats
Practice depth and mock coverage can vary across packages
Progress feedback
MidhaFin approach
Performance tracking and actionable feedback throughout preparation
Typical coaching formats
Progress is often primarily self-tracked
FRM classes in India curriculum
Know exactly what each FRM exam part covers
Explore focused coverage of every core knowledge area, then use the recommended study plans for FRM exams in India to balance concept building, question practice, and revision.
Part 01
Build your risk foundation
Master the tools, markets, and models that underpin financial risk management.
Foundations of Risk Management20%
Quantitative Analysis20%
Financial Markets & Products30%
Valuation & Risk Models30%
Part 02
Apply risk in the real world
Go deeper into market, credit, operational, liquidity, and investment risk.
Market Risk Measurement20%
Credit Risk Measurement20%
Operational Risk & Resiliency20%
Liquidity & Treasury Risk15%
Investment Risk Management15%
Current Issues in Financial Markets10%
Recommended preparation roadmap
Study plans for FRM exams
Follow a structured weekly sequence for FRM Part 1 or Part 2, with clear milestones for learning, practice, and revision.
01Watch explanation16 weeks roadmap
FRM Part 1
Complete the FRM Part 1 curriculum in 16 weeks.
16 weeksstructured plan30–35 hours weeklyrecommended pace
- A 16-week roadmap with specific chapters assigned to each week.
- Carefully sequenced chapters designed to build understanding progressively.
- Dedicated time for concept learning, practice, and revision.
02Watch explanation20 weeks roadmap
FRM Part 2
Finish the FRM Part 2 curriculum in 20 weeks.
20 weeksstructured plan30–35 hours weeklyrecommended pace
- A 20-week plan with specific chapters assigned to each week.
- A well-sequenced chapter order for stronger comprehension.
- Balanced coverage of application, question practice, and revision.
FRM decision guide
Concise answers before you choose your FRM path
Understand who FRM is for, how preparation differs by background, and what to expect from enrollment through exam results.
Understand the FRM path
What is FRM?
The Financial Risk Manager certification is awarded by GARP and focuses on identifying, measuring, and managing financial risk. Candidates complete two exams and relevant professional experience requirements.
Explore the FRM programWho should pursue FRM?
FRM suits students and professionals interested in risk, banking, treasury, markets, analytics, consulting, regulation, or quantitative finance. The right choice depends on the work you want to do.
See the complete FRM pathwayCan engineers and non-finance students pursue FRM?
Yes. There is no finance-degree requirement to register. Engineers often bring useful quantitative skills, while candidates from other backgrounds may need additional time for accounting, markets, and financial terminology.
Start with Part 1 foundationsFRM versus CFA: which one fits your goal?
FRM specializes in financial risk management. CFA has a broader investment-analysis and portfolio-management focus. Candidates working across investments and risk may choose to pursue both.
Compare the CFA pathwayPlan your preparation
How do FRM Part 1 and Part 2 differ?
Part 1 builds the tools: risk foundations, quantitative analysis, markets, products, valuation, and models. Part 2 applies those tools across market, credit, operational, liquidity, treasury, and investment risk.
Compare Part 2 coverageHow many study hours are recommended?
GARP reports an average of about 240 study hours, but the right total depends on prior knowledge, learning pace, and exam part. Consistent weekly study, practice, and revision matter more than one universal number.
View a structured study planHow should different backgrounds plan their studies?
Finance candidates may move faster through market concepts; engineers may need more financial context; working candidates need protected weekly study blocks. A diagnostic review should determine where each plan spends extra time.
Build a personalized planLive or self-paced preparation?
Live classes add structure, scheduled interaction, and accountability. Self-paced courses offer maximum flexibility and repeat viewing. Choose according to your timetable, consistency, and need for real-time guidance.
Compare MidhaFin course formatsKnow what comes next
Can working professionals prepare for FRM?
Yes. Working candidates usually benefit from shorter weekday sessions, longer weekend practice blocks, recorded access, and a plan with revision buffers for demanding work periods.
See the Part 1 study planWhich careers and roles can FRM support?
Relevant paths include market risk, credit risk, operational risk, treasury, liquidity risk, model validation, risk consulting, regulatory risk, portfolio risk, and enterprise risk management.
Explore finance career guidanceWhat happens after enrollment?
Candidates receive access according to their selected package, then follow an orientation, study sequence, practice plan, revision cycle, mocks, and doubt-support process. Exact inclusions vary by course.
See the learning experienceWhat if a candidate does not pass?
The next step is to diagnose weak topics, revise the study plan, rebuild question accuracy, and prepare for a later window. Eligible MidhaFin courses provide continued access until the candidate passes, subject to the access policy.
Read the access policyFRM program requirements, exam structure, and average study-hour figures are aligned with the official GARP FRM program overview.
Inside the MidhaFin experience
See how learning, practice, and revision work together
Preview the journey from a concept lecture and weekly study plan to question analysis, doubt support, and timed mock exams.
Sample FRM Part 1 live class
Embedded sample lecture
Explore lecture videos Linear Regression · FRM Part 1
Platform walkthrough
One connected preparation loop
- 01Follow your plan
Open the week’s chapters, lectures, and practice targets.
- 02Learn the concept
Watch the lecture and use the accompanying study material.
- 03Practise and review
Attempt topic questions and identify weaker learning areas.
- 04Resolve doubts
Post a question with context and continue after clarification.
- 05Simulate the exam
Use timed CBT-style mocks, then revise from the results.
CBT mock exam
Practise under timed conditions
Question 38 of 100
Which change would generally increase the value at risk of a portfolio, all else remaining equal?
AA shorter holding periodBLower portfolio volatilityCA higher confidence levelDGreater diversification
Question palette
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Answered Current
Question-bank analytics
Turn practice into a revision plan
Questions attempted420
Overall accuracy72%
Foundations84%
Quantitative Analysis68%
Markets & Products76%
Valuation & Models61%
Prioritise Valuation & Models in the next revision block.
Explore question banksStudy-plan example
Know what to study each week
Doubt-forum example
Ask with context, then move forward
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Candidate · Quantitative AnalysisWhy does increasing the confidence level increase VaR even when the portfolio is unchanged?
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MidhaFin mentorA higher confidence level moves further into the loss tail. The portfolio is unchanged, but the loss threshold being measured becomes more extreme.
Revision checklist
Finish with clear next actions
Revision cycle 32 of 4 complete
- Complete formula review
- Reattempt flagged questions
- Review weak-topic notes
- Take the next timed mock
The mock, analytics, forum, and checklist interfaces are representative previews created to explain the learning flow; figures and thread content shown are illustrative, not student performance data.
Free FRM guides
Continue your research with a clearer FRM resource hub
Go deeper into exam logistics, syllabus planning, career decisions, and transparent learner outcomes without searching across disconnected pages.
Exam essentials
Syllabus and preparation
Careers and outcomes
FRM coaching in India FAQs
Answers about FRM classes, study plans, and certification in India
Concise answers based on MidhaFin's preparation experience and official GARP exam guidance.
Ask an FRM advisorWhich is the best FRM coaching in India?
The best FRM coaching is the one that matches your learning style and provides complete curriculum coverage, qualified instruction, flexible access, deliberate practice, mock exams, and dependable doubt support. MidhaFin combines these elements for both FRM Part 1 and Part 2, with structured plans for working professionals and full-time students.
Can I prepare for the FRM exam through online coaching?
Yes. Online FRM coaching can be effective when it combines clear concept teaching, recorded revision access, regular question practice, mock exams, and responsive mentor support. MidhaFin offers live and recorded learning so candidates across India can prepare without relocating.
Are there any prerequisites for registering for FRM Part 1?
No. GARP states that there are no educational or professional prerequisites for registering for the FRM Program. Candidates from finance, engineering, economics, mathematics, and other backgrounds can begin preparing for Part 1.
What is the FRM exam format?
The FRM exams are computer-based multiple-choice assessments. Part 1 contains 100 equally weighted questions and Part 2 contains 80. Candidates receive four hours for each exam. Part 1 focuses on foundational tools and models, while Part 2 emphasizes their application across major risk areas.
How much time should I plan for FRM preparation?
Preparation time varies with your background and weekly availability. GARP reports that candidates study about 240 hours on average, with actual study time ranging widely. A structured weekly plan, consistent practice, and scheduled revision are more useful than relying on a fixed number alone.
What is required to earn the FRM certification?
Candidates must pass FRM Part 1, pass Part 2 within GARP’s permitted timeframe, and submit two years of relevant full-time professional experience. Passing the exams alone does not authorize a candidate to use the FRM designation.
What does MidhaFin FRM coaching include?
MidhaFin’s preparation experience includes live and recorded classes, structured study material, revision guidance, chapter-wise questions, sectional practice, mock exams, progress feedback, exam strategy, and mentor-led doubt support. Exact inclusions can vary by course package.
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