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How much the CeMAP qualification costs

Registering for the whole Certificate in Mortgage Advice and Practice (CeMAP) at once costs £735, and buying the three modules one at a time comes to £810. That CeMAP qualification cost, set by the London Institute of Banking & Finance (LIBF), includes the study materials and your first attempt at each unit exam. Resits, optional revision products and outside training cost extra.

  • £75Saved by registering for all three modules
  • 50%Bursary fee waiver for eligible learners
  • IncludedYour first attempt at each unit exam
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Updated October 2026 · Written from official sources, listed at the bottom of this page

What does the CeMAP qualification cost?

ItemFee
Full CeMAP qualification£735
CeMAP 1, Financial Services, Regulation and Ethics£330
CeMAP 2, Mortgages£320
CeMAP 3, Assessment of Mortgage Advice Knowledge£160
Exam resit, per unit£120

LIBF doesn’t offer payment plans. Companies registering a group of learners can ask LIBF about corporate bookings.

What else might the CeMAP cost include?

LIBF sells optional extras: the CeMAP Revision Tool and extra Practice Exams, revision videos, audio revision and three months of tutor support. You don’t need them to sit the exams.

Training courses from other companies are priced by those companies, and none of the providers in the comparison includes LIBF’s fees in its price, so the full cost with training is the course plus the LIBF fees in the table.

LIBF’s Practice Exams and Revision Tool →LIBF’s revision videos and audio →CeMAP courses and their prices →

Bursaries, refunds and cancelling

LIBF’s bursary takes 50% off the initial registration fee for regulatory and specialist qualifications, CeMAP included. To qualify, all of these apply:

  • your household income is under £25,000 a year
  • you get Universal Credit or another listed benefit, such as housing benefit or income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance
  • you apply at the start, since a bursary can’t be applied retrospectively
  • you have full UK residency, if you aren’t a UK national

The bursary covers the initial registration fee only, not resits or extra study materials.

You can cancel within 14 calendar days of your course start date for a refund, returning any printed study text. After that, fees aren’t refundable or transferable.

Fees after CeMAP

LIBF’s next qualifications for mortgage advisers have their own fees. The Diploma and CeRER fees include materials and the first exam.

ItemFee
CeMAP Diploma£550
Certificate in Regulated Equity Release (CeRER)£275
CeMAP Professional yearly fee, LIBF members£50
CeMAP Professional yearly fee, non-members£70
What comes after CeMAP →
Sources: LIBF and 5 more. Checked October 2026.

Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.

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