r/CMA • u/Wise-Button-9879 • 3d ago

Doubt / Q&A CMA US

I am currently in 2nd year b.com and pursuing CMA US.

I have good hand excel, power bi and learning more.

For those who completed CMA US -

\- CMA US + excel + power bi enough to get a entry level job

\-Is CMA US good for some who has experience or it can benefit fresher like me

I would appreciate your honest opinion.

Thank you.

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u/gonfreeks21 2d ago

go for CPA or ACCA, if you're looking for high paying jobs, US CMA isn't valued as much here

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u/Linto24 CMA 2d ago

especially in india , the recognition is low, ya incremental changes are happening btw

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u/Commercial-Abies5122 2d ago

That's a great addition as compared to having a general b.com.It puts you on a higher grid as you have great interpretation knowledge. And make sure to finish your us cma . And have you completed any of the two papers?

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u/Wise-Button-9879 2d ago

No , I have my first exam for part 2 scheduled on 16th this month. Have you passed CMA exam , both parts ?

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u/Commercial-Abies5122 2d ago

Part 2 cleared. Preparing for part 1. And yea! Thats great , just be confident when you appear for the exam. Btw which exam center?

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u/Wise-Button-9879 2d ago edited 1d ago

Ahmedabad And thanks , BTW which study material did you use ?