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Yes, passing the exams of CMA in USA is very difficult. The passing percentage for CMA course in USA stands somewhere around 45%, which is an average rate of passing. Thus, applicants have to be very adept with their preparation to qualify these exams.

CMA US opens the door to various opportunities for international students. Some of the benefits of earning the CMA are global recognition, advancement in career, professional growth, higher salary, and much more. In addition to this, the CMA USA offers opportunities for international networking, which makes it the preferred choice among international students.

The CMA programme in USA, offers flexibility for aspiring management accountants to complete the course. While CMA in USA typically takes 12 to 18 months to complete both exam parts, however, dedicated students can finish in 6 to 9 months also. Candidates also have a three-year window to complete the CMA course in USA starting from the date of registration to earn their CMA certification.

With 82 percentile and general category, it'll be hard to get NITs or IIITs but you can still try state engineering colleges in Haryana like DCRUST Murthal or YMCA Faridabad through HSTES counselling. Private colleges like Amity or Panipat Institute are also options if placements matter to you.

With 92577 ews rank getting CSE in any NIT is super unlikely even the newer NITs close CSE way earlier maybe around 20k to 40k ews rank. You can try for other branches like mechanical or ECE in later rounds but you cannot get CSE at NITs.

with 114000 sc rank in JEE Mains it's honestly very tough to get any NIT iiit or gfti almost all seats close way before this rank you can still try private colleges that accept JEE score or look at state counselling options some may have seats in spot rounds or management quota

With 124488 OBC NCL rank, getting into NFsu Nagpur through JEE Mains is pretty tough. They usually take a higher percentile for B.Tech cyber security, but you can still try through their entrance exam called NFAT, that's your best chance if you're serious about getting in.

With 75 percentile and 23319 SC rank you might get lower branches in newer NITs like Sikkim or Nagaland.

If you're SC category female aiming for NIT Calicut you'll need a seriously good rank for CSE like under 789 for other state seats or under 4674 for home state in 2025. So 80 percentile is far from enough to grab CS at NIT Calicut.

With 314517 obc rank and 8 Lacs CRL getting into NIT, IIIT, or GFTI is not possible but you can still get a seat in private engineering colleges through management quota or low-rank acceptance state colleges.