Posted on: 20-11-09 11:40:06
Anyone is planning to enroll in AP offred by CMA this year?? or anyone who has already completed AP and EE?? how many hours practice is required for an average candidate???
This link will help you.
http://doubleblind.ca/2007/10/16/cma-entrance-exam-october-2007-observations/
Hi Rainforest,
It all depends on your background.
It varies from person to person.
If you are a CA or ICWAI back home then it's not a big deal to comply with the requirements of AP.
You may need to devote on an average three to four hours a week.
However SLP is totally different. It's based on case studies and takes considerable time to cope up with the weekly assignment.
If you need more details and informations, you may send me a PM.
Regards,
AAA
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Originally posted by amarakbaranthony
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If you are a CA or ICWAI back home then it's not a big deal to comply with the requirements of AP.
Regards,
AAA
Why would a CA or ICWAI pursue CMA ?
Hi Voltrex,
If someone is CA or ICWAI back home, how it will help without local certification?
The CA or ICWAI degree will definitely help to get exemptions for preliminary study requirements for pursuing CMA.
I have seen people around me including myself pursuing CMA having CA / ICWAI back home.
I would appreciate if you could let me know a short cut instead!
Regards,
AAA
Quote:
Originally posted by amarakbaranthony
Hi Voltrex,
If someone is CA or ICWAI back home, how it will help without local certification?
The CA or ICWAI degree will definitely help to get exemptions for preliminary study requirements for pursuing CMA.
I have seen people around me including myself pursuing CMA having CA / ICWAI back home.
I would appreciate if you could let me know a short cut instead!
Regards,
AAA
If you are a CA from India you only need to complete 5 CGA courses (4 PACE level + TX1) which can take 12-15 months.
The CMA takes almost 24 months (7 months Accelerated Programs + 8 months SLP1 and 8months SLP2).
The CGA/CMA are on par.
I have sent PM please reply
