Professional exams

Professional exams lead to a licence, registration or certificate needed to practise a profession, such as law, medicine, nursing, accounting, teaching or IT. They are set by a regulator, professional body or vendor, and the qualification is accepted by any employer. Candidates usually take them during or after their degree or training, often as a series of levels or papers.

This page lists 259 professional exams from 49 countries, plus international exams, including ICAI CA, ACCA and CFA.

Exams by country

United States (43)

International (35)

United Kingdom (21)

India (15)

Japan (12)

Canada (11)

China (10)

Philippines (7)

Ireland (6)

South Africa (5)

South Korea (5)

Bangladesh (4)

Brazil (4)

Germany (4)

Hong Kong SAR China (4)

Indonesia (4)

Nepal (4)

Nigeria (4)

Pakistan (4)

Saudi Arabia (4)

Sri Lanka (4)

Taiwan (4)

France (3)

Ghana (3)

Kenya (3)

Poland (3)

Thailand (3)

Bhutan (2)

Iran (2)

Italy (2)

Russia (2)

Uganda (2)

United Arab Emirates (2)

Zambia (2)

Afghanistan (1)

Chile (1)

Egypt (1)

Ethiopia (1)

Hungary (1)

Israel (1)

Jordan (1)

Maldives (1)

Mongolia (1)

Morocco (1)

Oman (1)

Qatar (1)

Spain (1)

Tanzania (1)

Ukraine (1)

Zimbabwe (1)

Frequently asked questions

Which professional exams are listed?

This page lists 259 professional exams from 49 countries, plus international exams. Professional exams lead to a licence, registration or certificate needed to practise a profession, such as law, medicine, nursing, accounting, teaching or IT.

How do I see the pattern and eligibility of an exam?

Select an exam's name to open it in the exam explorer. Its details panel shows the conducting body, pattern and eligibility where we have them. Exams that have their own page on Padhantu open it instead.

Which professional exams can I practise on Padhantu?

None of them has practice material on Padhantu yet. To find exams you can practise now, use the Available on Padhantu filter in the exam explorer.

How are the exams grouped?

By the country that runs them, with the countries that have the most exams first. Exams not tied to one country are listed under International.