Accounting

To clear CMA Foundation, Inter or Final exam in first attempt, candidates must strengthen their basics, cover syllabus, practice as much as possible, stay away from distraction, attempt full-length mock tests, use smart revision techniques and evaluate their progess weekly or monthly.

CMA exam is usually considered difficult to crack in one attempt. However, if a candidate is diligent with his/her preparation and practices mock exams, past papers and sample papers thoroughly before exam, their chances of passing the exam increases.

Candidates have to pay INR 25,000 as CMA Final course registration fee. ICMAI allows candidates to pay this amount in two installments as follows:

• 1st Installement: INR 15,000 (at the time of registration)
• 2nd Installment: INR 10,000 (before January 31 and July 31 for June and December term exams)

The CMA Intermediate course registration fee is INR 23,100. Candidates can pay this amoung in two installments - INR 12,000 at the time of registration, and INR 11,100 before January 31 and July 31 for June and December term exams.

The registration fee for ICMAI CMA foundation course is INR 6,000.

CMA June admit card will be releases around 10 days before the exam dates. ICAMI does not release the schedule for download of admit card. Therefore, candidates can stay tuned to Shiksha's CMA admit card page to get all updates.

There are many. It depends on you that which course do you want to pursue. Some of the important ones comprise CA, CWA, and CS and there are many short-term Diploma for accounting and finance.

For banking, start preparing for banking exams so that you can give exams after completing your graduation.

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The basic accounting principles are mentioned below for your reference -

• Monetary unit assumption
• Time period assumption
• Cost principle
• Full disclosure principle
• Going concern principle
• Matching principle
• Revenue recognition principle
• Materiality

Still have more doubts then click here to know the detailed Accounting sylabus

Hope this was helpful for you!

The basic accounting principles are mentioned below for your reference -

• Monetary unit assumption
• Time period assumption
• Cost principle
• Full disclosure principle
• Going concern principle
• Matching principle
• Revenue recognition principle
• Materiality

Still have more doubts then click here to know the detailed Accounting sylabus

Hope this was helpful for you!

GD Goenka University BCom curriculum gives a strong foundation in finance and accounting. These subjects are taught with a focus on both theoretical frameworks and practical applications in the real world. Students learn how to manage financial records and navigate complex tax laws.