How many tests is the CIMA?

Table of Contents

The CIMA® certification Core of Body of Knowledge includes five knowledge domains covering 22 knowledge sections that investment advisors and consultants with at least three years’ experience are required to know.

What are the CIMA papers?

Syllabus

Certificate Level. BA1 – Fundamentals of Business Economics. BA 2 – Fundamentals of Management Accounting.
Operational Level. E1:Organizational Management. P1: Management Accounting.
Management Level. E2: Project and Relationship Management. P2 : Advanced Management Accounting.
Strategic Level. E3 Strategic Management.

How many papers are there in CIMA after ACCA?

ACCA students who have successfully passed all of their exams can apply for CIMA exemptions. You could be exempted from eleven CIMA exams if you completed all of your ACCA exams. The eleven CIMA exams that you will be exempt for includes: Four certificate level exams.

How many papers are in CIMA strategic level?

Strategic Level of CIMA qualification consist of 4 papers in which 3 papers are objective type question bases and 1 case study.In this level, one will learn how to Formulate and implement financial strategy and develop skills and competencies required to value investment opportunities including divestments, mergers and …

Is CIMA harder than CA?

Chartered Accountancy (CA) takes more than 4 years to complete the qualification and the passing rate is about 5% per level where as CIMA takes approximately 2-3 years to complete and the passing rate is about 40 to 50%. CA is recognised in India whereas CIMA is recognised in more than 176 countries.

What is the highest level of CIMA?

The Diploma in Management Accounting (CIMA Dip MA) is awarded on successful completion of the Operational level. The Advanced Diploma in Management Accounting (CIMA Adv Dip MA) is awarded on successful completion of the Management level.

Is CIMA a Masters?

Full completion of the CIMA qualification, including the practical experience requirement, is broadly equivalent to a Master’s degree and has post-graduate status in the UK.