CMA USA

A Certification course in Management Accounting offered IMA-
The Institute of Management Accountants, US.

The accounting sector in the US is expected to see a 10% growth in employment by 2026, suggesting a rising number of opportunities for those with CMA certification.

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Prestigious certification recognised across globe
1 year certification course
Short term course to climb the leadership ladder with ease
Pursuable with full time job
Avails proficiency in finance and accounts domain
Access to a global network of 1,40,000+ professionals, offering opportunities for mentorship, collaboration, and career development.

12 + / Undergraduate
Graduates
Working Professionals

1 Year

Part 1: Financial Planning, Performance, and Analytics
Part 2: Strategic Financial Management

“Detailed Curriculum of each part is mentioned below with topic wise weightage”

● January – February
● May – June
● September – October

● Each Part has 100 MCQ’s carries 4 Marks each = 400 marks
● Each essay question carries 50 Marks. = 100 Marks
● The Maximum mark for US CMA for each part is 500.

Graduate Degree from any Accredited University
2 years of continuous work experience in Accounting/ Finance domain
Scoring 360/500 i.e 72% in each part of CMA US Exam

Topic	Weightage
External Financial Reporting Decisions	15%
Planning, Budgeting, and Forecasting	20%
Performance Management	20%
Cost Management	15%
Internal Controls	15%
Technology and Analytics	15%

Topic	Weightage
Financial Statement Analysis	20%
Corporate Finance	20%
Decision Analysis	25%
Risk Management	10%
Investment Decisions	10%
Professional Ethics	15%

Each MCQ carries 4 Marks, and each essay question carries 50 Marks. The Maximum mark for US CMA for each part is 500.
You will have three hours to complete the multiple-choice section and one hour to complete the essays.
The essays will be presented after you have completed the multiple-choice section of the exam or after three hours, whichever comes first.
You must answer at least 50% of the multiple-choice questions correctly to be eligible to take the essay section.
Once you complete and exit the multiple-choice section of the exam, you cannot go back.
The essay section consists of approximately 10-12 written response or calculation questions based on two scenarios, describing a typical business situation.