Explanation:

• Option A is incorrect because Standard VII(A) does not prohibit candidates from discussing non-confidential curriculum topics or participating in study groups. Discussing broad topics in an online forum does not violate the standard.

• Option B is correct. Standard VII(A) explicitly prohibits candidates from disclosing confidential information obtained during the exam process, including details about topics tested or not tested. Sharing post-exam relief about specific untested topics (e.g., the binomial model) violates this standard.

• Option C is incorrect. While candidates are free to express personal opinions about the CFA Program, Standard VII(A) does not restrict criticism of the program's academic rigor, provided no confidential exam content is disclosed.