The Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICAI) conducts Cost Management Accounting (CMA) (ICMAI). The four knowledge pillars of the Cost Management Accounting course are Strategy, Management, Regulatory Framework, and Financial Reporting.
Candidates who complete the CMA course will get employability skills that will help them prepare for the future and deal with global problems.
As a cost management accountant, you'll be able to help with investment planning, profit management, and general managerial decision-making. To enrol in this course, you must first understand its entire structure, including eligibility requirements, registration procedures, course topics, and so on.
Eligibility Criteria
There are three levels to the Cost Management Accounting Course. After passing the previous level, candidates advance to the next level. The eligibility criteria for the Cost Management Accounting course at each level are listed in the table below.
Name | Certified Management Accountant (CMA) |
Duration | 6 Months |
Fees | Rs. 25000+GST |
Group discussions & Personal interviews | Conducted |
Doubt clearing sessions | Conducted |
Mock exams | Conducted |
Study material | Provided |
Test series | Conducted |