Setting up the Texas BA II Calculator for the CFA exams

[@goranmanojlovic982]

great video thank you!
i was getting an incorrect result as I didnt setup the CLR TVM value. This video helped me to configure my calculator proreply!
cheers

[@GreenRainFalling8]

So helpful, thank you!

[@SuperGrey95]

very helpful thanks !

[@beatflipp]

Thank you very much, sir.

[@nuraanvollenhoven]

Thank you

[@akshaygupta5470]

hi . PLease suggest whether i shall buy a baii plus (business analyst) or professiona?? and why. I am a level 1 student

[@FitchLearning]

Hi! Both are OK for the CFA exam. However, the extra features that you get on the more expensive "professional" version are not features that are relevant for the CFA. Hope that helps you choose!

[@akshaygupta5470]

Ok. Now I got the answer. Will order plus. Professional isn't required. Thanks

[@chiragkhatri3874]

akshay gupta go for professional as the most important advantage is you can replace the battery without de-assembling the calculator.
you can carry extra battery with you in exam and change it if needed in 2 secs
in case of Pro u have to carry an extra calculator in case of emergency as it will take time to replace the battery.

[@mohammedalbanna9413]

😍😍😍 very useful

[@rnavarrorubio]

Thank you.

[@rk-7298]

is this for engineering students as well? I am a civil engineer.

[@FitchLearning]

The CFA program can be undertaken by those with an engineering background, you will find the full criteria here: cfainstitute.org/programs/cfaprogram/register/Pages/index.aspx

[@lyonniuniu1315]

Thanks