FRM 2027 Exam Dates & Fees: GARP’s May, August & November Schedule

GARP has released the 2027 FRM exam calendar — and if you are eyeing the charter next year, the early-registration windows (and their lower fees) open soon. Here is the full 2027 schedule, the fees, and what November 2026 candidates still need to do.

FRM 2027 exam dates

•  May 2027 — Part I:  8–13 May 2027

•  May 2027 — Part II:  15–17 May 2027

•  August 2027 — Part I & Part II:  13–14 August 2027

•  November 2027 — Part I:  13–18 November 2027

•  November 2027 — Part II:  20–22 November 2027

2027 fees & registration windows

FRM pricing rewards early birds. Each exam part is USD 600 in early registration and USD 800 in standard registration. First-time Part I candidates also pay a one-time USD 400 enrollment fee.

•  May 2027 exam:  Early reg opens 1 Dec 2026 · Standard opens 1 Feb 2027

•  August 2027 exam:  Early reg opens 1 Mar 2027 · Standard opens 1 May 2027

•  November 2027 exam:  Early reg opens 1 May 2027 · Standard opens 1 Aug 2027

Sitting in November 2026? Read this

Standard registration for the November 2026 exam closed on 30 September 2026, and GARP is not offering a late window. If you are already registered, Part I runs 14–20 November and Part II runs 21–25 November 2026 — and the appointment scheduling deadline was 24 October 2026.

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Internal links to include in the body

→ Free FRM practice questions:  https://professionalcareerclub.com/free-questions/financial-risk-manager-frm

→ FRM course hub:  https://professionalcareerclub.com/course/financial-risk-manager-frm

Publishing notes

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