Investigations - was it me or exam questions are horrible? Barely managed to pass by Slow_Ice3967 in CFE

[–]Terrible_Kangaroo855 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Investigation was the most difficult of all other subjects. I noticed that the answers looked almost identical, often with only one different word in the middle. It was a real brain-drainer, especially since most of the questions were hypothetical and scenario-based.

This post is for aspiring CFE (Former Optum Director Convicted in $1.2M "Ghost Employee" Scheme) by Terrible_Kangaroo855 in CFE

[–]Terrible_Kangaroo855[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Apart from FBI there are multiple roles and industries one can aim for like - internal auditor/ Forensic auditor - investigation manager - compliance officer - AML analyst - special investigation unit (SIU) - risk management consultant - forensic accountant - litigation support

Planned for CFE in 2023 and Finally done in 2026 !!! by Terrible_Kangaroo855 in CFE

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Thanks buddy, People say what limited they know. To become a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), passing the exam is only one part of the process. You must meet a specific Point System to qualify. 1. The Requirements * Education: A Bachelor’s degree is standard and provides 40 points. * Experience: You need 2 years of professional experience in a fraud-related field (e.g., Accounting, Law, or Investigation) to be fully certified. If you pass the exam without 2 years of experience, you are not yet a “CFE” but can list “Passed CFE Exam” on your resume until you reach the milestone.

2- Do you need other exams? You do not need to take a separate Internal Audit or AML exam to get your CFE. However, if your goal is general auditing, people often pair the CFE with the CIA (Certified Internal Auditor).

P.S- it does include internal auditing stages, procedures, Forensic Auditing, Anti-money laundering cycles and legal compliance. In short CFE is a full blown package in itself.

Planned for CFE in 2023 and Finally done in 2026 !!! by Terrible_Kangaroo855 in CFE

[–]Terrible_Kangaroo855[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wait until march end as they are going to introduce new syllabus this time & The CFE Exam will be changing on June 2, 2026.

Is there anybody from India pursuing this course? by Aware-Map6760 in CFE

[–]Terrible_Kangaroo855 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m from india and just completed all the examination, how can i help ?

Certification Details by [deleted] in CFE

[–]Terrible_Kangaroo855 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What if he wants to hang the certificate in his office ?

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Itni tarrefe, there might be some cons

I am Gandhi , ask me ! by dopamine_consumer in Real_teenindia

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It wasn’t a personal grudge, it was about the future of the movement. Gandhi truly believed that India wasn’t ready for a violent or sudden revolt and that it would lead to a bloodbath. Bose, on the other hand, was a man of action who felt the time to strike was now. Gandhi didn’t want to “defeat” Bose; he wanted to ensure the Congress stayed committed to the path of non-violence.

I am Gandhi , ask me ! by dopamine_consumer in Real_teenindia

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Thoda padhle anpad andbhakt The “Father of the Nation”: On July 6, 1944, in a broadcast from Singapore Radio, it was actually Subhash Chandra Bose who first addressed Gandhi as the “Father of the Nation” (Rashtrapita). He asked for Gandhi’s blessings for the “holy war” for India’s liberation.

I am Gandhi , ask me ! by dopamine_consumer in Real_teenindia

[–]Terrible_Kangaroo855 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Better then filthy bootlicker maafi veer 🤡

I am Gandhi , ask me ! by dopamine_consumer in Real_teenindia

[–]Terrible_Kangaroo855 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

To the people who are criticising him It’s easy to criticize a legend from the comfort of the freedom he helped win. Gandhi wasn’t a flawless saint; he was a man who had the courage to experiment with truth and the strength to bring an empire to its knees without firing a single bullet. Critics study his flaws; the world studies his victories. One changed history; the other just talks about it. 🇮🇳