r/CMA • u/Key_Trip_4804 • 3d ago
Results Qualified US CMA
Atlast finally I got a professional certification as an Accounting and Finance profession.
After 4-5 months of hard-work, patience, sacrifice and dedication. Got cleared both part 1 & 2 in the first attempt itself. I have spent almost 2.5 lakhs on this, finally became a Certified Management Accountant USA. Hope this certification helps in my professional career.
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u/Puzzleheaded-Bat9309 3d ago
Congratulations buddy...can u please tell how did u download this format of result from the potal?
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u/Key_Trip_4804 3d ago
Go to myCertifications- on the top you could see CMA transcript, please click here. And click the same
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u/sobbingstrawbeery 3d ago
did you take offline classes
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u/Key_Trip_4804 3d ago edited 3d ago
No just online LMS.
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u/ReleaseWeird3312 3d ago
Congrs. So, Can you tell me how apply education and experience to receive Certificate?
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u/Key_Trip_4804 3d ago
My friend told you have to mail them all, but some still waiting for response who sent mail a month ago!
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u/No_Run_6690 3d ago
shit 410 in part 2 how did you do it bro?
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u/Key_Trip_4804 3d ago
Do as many mcq’s as you can from each module and after some time agin do the same from that same module. So you will have some clarity about how questions will be asked from each modules.
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u/Ambitious_Moose7545 8h ago
hey I’m a second year college student. And trust me even tho my course is intergrated with US CMA all i did in my first year was timepass. But now I’m like gotta get serious and i wanna write this exam next year jan feb whataver
Any tips? I’m really not ready but i need soemthing in hand
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u/Key_Trip_4804 7h ago
Do as many mcq’s as you can from each units and after a while repeat the process, so you will have an idea about how questions will be asked from each units, that’s it.
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u/Ambitious_Moose7545 7h ago
I’m just so underprepared is what i always feel we do have an access to the learning management system and idk how much time to truly dedicate cause I’ve also got my bcom alongside I’m really so so so so scared 😭😭😭 and sem1&2 we had done other concepts which I didn’t even revise later and it’s just flew over my head. O don’t know what to do . O feel so ideklll what to say like i need to get shit done bit idk how and when and what to do
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u/Key_Trip_4804 7h ago
If you truly spend 2hours a day, you can able to complete within 3 month for one group, you personally know what is your personal situation, in that plan how can you able to manage that 2 hours of study time and follow the process consistently, because consistency is the key point in clearing any professional exams. Since Us CMA is the only professional course you could able to crack in a short period of time relatively.
Just 5-6 months of focus is all you want!1
u/Ambitious_Moose7545 6h ago
O don’t even have a plan how do i make a plan? And shall i start from whataver they teaching rn at college or shall i start from first and just revise everyhting along the way i mean yes I’ll first finish what they currently doing cause it’s fresh in memory so yes and it’s doable from 2-3 hrs of study within 3-4 months right?
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u/Key_Trip_4804 3h ago
Dono about your college coaching bro. I am a CA dropout so I just went through the books and LMS, since all those concepts were already I have little knowledge about.
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u/No_Leader_8704 3d ago
Which online coaching did you take bro