RFP Module 2

Module 7 is the final module of the RFP or Shariah RFP Capstone Programme. MFPC frames it as the last step before becoming an RFP or Shariah RFP holder, so treat it as the closing stage of the qualification rather than an optional add-on. Confirm sequencing and eligibility on the official programme page.

MFPC lists an examination method covering both physical and virtual modes, and publishes examination guidelines and procedures plus a separate examination schedule. Before booking, read the current guidelines because MFPC issues circulars and announcements that change venue arrangements and computer-based centre availability over time.

Yes. MFPC lists modular exemption for the RFP programme under admission and registration. Exemption is assessed against your prior qualifications, so gather transcripts and certificates early and confirm the outcome before paying for modules you may not need.

Registration runs through the 1st MFPC Portal, which is also where you enrol for programmes and register for CPD events. MFPC opened registration for the 2027 RFP and Shariah RFP Capstone Programmes, announced on 6 November 2026. Create or sign in to your portal account first, then follow the programme registration steps.

MFPC has published a notice on the Employees Provident Fund (Account II) Education Withdrawal Scheme for the RFP and Shariah RFP programmes, dated 2 April 2026. Read that notice for the eligible withdrawal mechanics and required documents, since approval rests with EPF rather than MFPC.

Start with the examination guidelines and procedures so you know the format before content revision. Then work through the class schedule topics in sequence, building case-based practice across risk, investment, retirement, tax and estate planning, ethics, and Shariah contracts for the Shariah track. Finish with timed mock papers.

The most common causes are answering from general knowledge instead of applying a structured planning process, ignoring ethics and regulatory constraints, and skipping the Shariah contract analysis on the Shariah track. Weak numerical work in retirement and insurance needs analysis also costs marks. Practise full written answers, not just recall.

Yes. MFPC operates a Continuing Professional Development framework with individual submission and endorsement requirements. For 2026, CPD hours must be submitted by 31 December 2026, and membership renewed by 31 January 2027 to qualify for the RM20 MFPC voucher. Plan CPD throughout the year rather than at the deadline.

The source material does not state a retake policy, number of attempts, or resit fees for the RFP Capstone Programme. MFPC publishes separate resit circulars for its PITA programme, so confirm the RFP position directly with MFPC before assuming any rule carries across.

Fees, examination duration, question count, passing score and validity period are not stated in the source material reviewed here. Check the current programme page and examination guidelines on the MFPC website, and request the latest fee schedule from MFPC, before budgeting or planning your timeline.