Certified Management Accountant (CMA)-U.S.A CMA is an American Certification awarded by the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) U.S. IMA has Mutual recognition agreement with ICWA of India for 100% Exam Exemptions & with CGA Canada advanced entry level for CGA program. Who can do CMA? Anyone who has completed a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university or pursuing his/her degree is eligible to sit for the CMA Exam. What is the course structure? The new CMA exam consists of two parts: Part I Financial Reporting, Planning, Performance and Control Part II Financial Decision Making

Topics Covered

Part 1 Financial Reporting Planning, Performance and Control (4 hours – 100 questions and 2 essay questions) A. External Financial Reporting Decisions (15%) Levels A, B & C B. Planning, Budgeting and Forecasting (30%) Levels A, B & C C. Performance Management (20%) Levels A, B & C D. Cost Management (20%) Levels A, B & C E. Internal Controls (15%) Levels A, B & C Part 2 Financial Decision Making (4 hours – 100 questions and 2 essay questions) A. Financial Statement Analysis (25%) Levels A, B & C B. Corporate Finance (20%) Levels A, B & C C. Decision Analysis and Risk Management (20%) Levels A, B & C D. Risk Management (10%) Levels A, B & C E. Investment Decisions (15%) Levels A, B & C F. Professional Ethics (10%) Levels A, B & C

Who should attend

Any graduate with 2 years of experience.

Pre-requisites

Commerce, BE, B.Sc Accounting (Non Commerce also admitted)

What you need to bring

CV and Degree Certificates"

Key Takeaways

ICWA(now CMA) is Free completely as per MOU signed. You will get 50% exemptions in ACCA (UK) chartered accountancy course 7 Exemption out of total 14 papers