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 Bachelorâ??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 â?? 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 â?? 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.