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I am a Bachelor in Commerce (BCom), Fellow of Financial Accountants UK, British Institute of Management, Institute of Data Processing management, Chartered Institute of Transport.
I have more 30 years experience in financial and management accounting, at senior level.
Am I qualified for any exemptions from CMA exam?
Hello, Nissanka! I don’t believe you’re exempt from having to write the exams, but you can always reach out to the IMA to double-check.
ReplyHi I am a Chartered Accountant from India with bachelor degree from authorized university.
What exemption or other way to complete CMA with such qualification
Hi Kasturi,
A bachelor degree is the basic requirement, and the CA unfortunately isn’t helpful for this exam. There are only two exam parts so there is no way that one can get further exemptions on the exam itself. Regards, Stephanie
If a student completes ICWAI without training, will she be able to all exemption for US IMA or training is compulsory? Please do reply.
ReplyHi Nidhi,
I believe you need to be a full ICWAI member to take advantage of the mutual agreement, but I am not sure if you are one without training. It is best to check with ICWAI or IMA directly.
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I am Sai Veer from India I want to write the CMA Part 1 Exam in the Upcoming may and june testing window in USA I wanted to know if the visiting Visa is enough for Writing the exam or are there any specific requirements to write the exam in USA
Hi Sai, you don’t need to travel to the US for the CMA exam. I suggest that you take it in your own country. For more info please check out this site: https://ipassthecmaexam.com/cma-exam-location/
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What is the worth of CMA USA over the world and this membership certification is equillant to which level? I mean greater than Bacholars, equillant to Masters or greater to Masters etc? Please reply with thanks.
Hi Faisal, it’s hard to compare because a professional qualification is different from a degree. For a degree, the value varies greatly depending on which school you went to. For CMA certification it’s all the same. You may want to check out the relevance of CMAs across countries: https://ipassthecmaexam.com/is-cma-worth-it/
ReplyHello team,
I’m a CA intermediate from India and I don’t have a bachelor degree. Is it possible for me to do CMA ?
ReplyHi Dhakshay, Indian CA is on the list but typically they require full membership status. You may want to ask IMA directly. They respond very quickly. They can be reached at ima@imanet.org. Good luck!
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