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Study text: CMFAS BCP papers sat from 3 August 2026 are set on the BCP 8th Edition (Version 1.1) study text. Learn the figures in the edition for your exam date (SCI notice on new study text versions (updated 30 June 2026), checked 17 October 2026).
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CMFAS BCP (Basic Insurance Concepts & Principles) is the foundational insurance paper — risk and the principles of insurance, contract and agency law, insurance documents, claims, reinsurance, plus ethics and the PDPA. It's the prerequisite for the PGI and Commercial General Insurance certifications. It is an MAS-regulated CMFAS module examination.
SCI sets CMFAS BCP as 40 multiple-choice questions over 45 min, with a pass mark of at least 70%. Confirm the current format on the official SCI page before you register.
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