There is 1 FRM Level 2 Course course listed in India, from 1 institute. Fees are around ₹50,000. Programmes run 200 hours. Fees are set by the institute and last checked November 2026.
FRM Level 2 Course courses compared
Fees, duration and next batch for frm level 2 course courses in India
Fintelligents Learning LLP was established in 2017 and founded in Mumbai by Ganesh Nayak; it trains candidates for finance certifications including CFA, FRM, SCR, FRR, CAIA and ACCA, plus FP&A. Courses run as recorded video lectures and live online classes across India, with classroom batches offered only in Mumbai, and its office is at Wagle Industrial Estate, Thane. Credentials such as CFA and FRM are awarded by CFA Institute and GARP after their exams, not by Fintelligents.
Institute
Fintelligents
Course
FRM Level 2 Course
Specialisation
Credit Risk Management, Market Risk Management, Operational & Integrated Risk Management, Risk & Investment Risk Management, Liquidity and Treasury Risk Measurement and Management, Current Issues in Financial Markets
Format
Online · Live
Duration
200 hours
Level
Advanced
Approximate fee
₹50,000
Frequently asked questions
How much does a FRM Level 2 Course course cost in India?
Across the 1 FRM Level 2 Course course listed in India, fees run from ₹50,000 to ₹50,000. Fees are set by the institute, are approximate, and were last checked November 2026. Confirm the current figure with the institute before you enrol.
How long does a FRM Level 2 Course course take in India?
Listed durations are 200 hours. Part-time and weekend batches covering the same syllabus run longer than full-time ones, so compare the syllabus rather than the number of months.
Can I take a FRM Level 2 Course course online in India?
1 of the 1 listed FRM Level 2 Course course are online; the other 0 run in person or hybrid. The online programmes listed here are live-taught with an instructor, not pre-recorded video.
Do I need a degree to join a FRM Level 2 Course course in India?
Most FRM Level 2 Course programmes listed here accept beginners and career changers; executive and postgraduate programmes usually ask for work experience or a related degree. Each listing shows its level, so check that field before applying.