A candidate must score at least 60% to pass each examination prescribed by the AMF. A candidate is considered to have failed an examination if he fails to comply with the instructions given during the examination session. However, a failure may be cancelled by the AMF where warranted by exceptional circumstances.
In the insurance of persons sector or group insurance of persons sector or a class of these sectors, an examination is valid for a period of one year as of the date the candidate passed the first examination.
A candidate who fails an examination is entitled to write as many supplemental examinations as necessary, provided that the minimum qualifications (training) are valid. The validity period of this training is one year from the date on which it was successfully completed.
Registration for a third or fourth supplemental examination can only take place three months as of the date of the most recent failed attempt.
Registration for any subsequent supplemental examination can only take place six months as of the date of the most recent failed attempt.
Important
If a candidate must complete the minimum qualifications again, any subsequent examination is deemed to be a supplemental examination and can only take place 6 months as of the date of the most recent failed attempt.
A candidate who has failed an examination and who does not register for the supplemental examination within a period of one year as of the date he failed the examination must complete the minimum qualifications before submitting an application for authorization to re-register for the initial examination.
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