Hello Aspirant,

Certified Management Accountant (CMA) is offered by the Institute of Certified Management Accountant. This is one of the most recognized international courses you can choose after you complete your B.Com. You can directly register for CMA intermediate if you once finished your graduation(except fine arts). You can register for the course on the institute website.

Yes, you can definitely pursue this course.

All the best!

Hello Dear,

The CMA programme, short for Cost Management Accounting is one of the most viable programmes in the finance sector. Becoming a CMA requires you to have a bachelor's degree from any stream except arts. A student who is in the final year of the bachelor's program may also pursue CMA, however, he/she will require to then get a degree along with two years of relevant experience to attain the certification. For more information you can visit the link below:

https://finance.careers360.com/articles/cma-intermediate

Good Luck

Hi Aspirant,

North Star Academy in Bangalore is quite good for CMA US,ACCA.The faculties there are quite good and they provide you a real good education.However the institute also teaches CA but they are well known for CMA US and ACCA.ICAI,IIF Pune are the top class institute for studying CA.

Hope it helps!!

Hello,

Challan receipt will be required while filling the form at your CMA centre, so what you can do is you can go to the bank where you have received the challan again and ask them for help. They can help you to get a copy if possible.

Yes, definitely it is worth doing CMA in India (assuming CMA India you are referring to)

CMA has a varied skills across many fields such as Costing, management accounting, audit, taxation, corporate law.

If you are looking for an employment some MNC treat CMA on par with CA as regards with the package. CMAs are generally recruited as controller, analyst… roles.

If you are looking up for a practice the recent developments may help you in practice such as GST audit,cost audit (old and exclusive). Even institute has approached Finance Ministry for Inclusion of CMA professionals for eligibility of tax audit under DTC code.

My final take is if you are looking to settle immediately in your life go for CMA or if you can wait you can opt for CA as articleship is compulsory under CA.

PS. The above is my personal opinion.

Greetings, aspirant!

The CMA course is offered by Institute of Management Accountants, USA, the worldwide association of accountants and professionals with a finance background.

This course is recognised by most MNCs and Institutions throughout the world. The course is about a year long and consists of 2 papers. The maximum duration granted by the IMA once a candidate registers is 3 years.

The eligibility criteria to apply for the course is:-

• Candidate should have a bachelor's degree from a recognised university
• A minimum 2 years of work experience as a management accountant or equivalent post of financial background.

The salary of a CMA in India would be around 4-6LPA for a fresher. This salary would go up as one's experience does.

One of the differences between US CMA and Indian CMA is the duration which is about 6m-1y for US CMA while it is 3-4y for Indian CMA. Another difference is the recognition they receive, which is global for US CMA whereas it is national to Indian CMA.

Hope this information helps

Best of luck!!

Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology, Bhubaneswar is one of the good college for Barch. You can check its reviews and ratings below for the sam:

Reviews for Barch

Good Luck.