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There were 11 questions found in this category:
 Do the HOCK CMA textbooks follow the IMA's Learning Outcome Statements (LOS)?
Yes, our study materials not only follow the IMA's LOS, but they are organized and identified by the same section headings.
- What percentage of HOCK students pass the CMA exam on their first try?
Candidates who study with HOCK pass the CMA exam on their first attempt approximately 75-80% of the time. This includes all candidates who study with HOCK, including those who have previously studied with another review provider and failed. The pass rate for the CMA exams in total is approximate ...
- Shouldn't I buy the new CMA Learning System sold by the IMA instead of your program, since the IMA is the examiner?
The new CMA Learning System was developed using the same Learning Outcome Statements that every course developer and candidate has. The materials were not developed with any special knowledge of the actual questions that are on the exam. If they were, it would be unethical. So there is no reason ...
- How much does it cost to take the CMA exam?
As of this writing, the fee for taking the CMA exams is $350 per exam part. The "old" 4-Part CMA exams are still only $190 per part. In addition, there is a one-time certification credentialing fee of $200 that you must pay when registering for your first exam. There are special discounts for fa ...
- If I fail the CMA exam, how long do I need to wait before re-taking it?
Under the "new" 2-Part system: You may take each exam part once during each testing window.Under the "old" 4-Part system: If you fail a particular exam part, you may retake that part up to 2 times (for a total of 3 tries) during the following 12-month period, beginning with the date you first sa ...
- What is the registration procedure for the CMA exam, and when and where are the exams given?
The exams are available only by computer format and they are taken at a Prometric testing center. You can register and pay for each exam on the IMA website. After processing your registration, the ICMA will mail you an authorization letter and number. If you want the authorization number sent to ...
- When and how will I know if I passed the CMA exam?
New 2-Part System:You will not receive immediate pass/fail results because the essay questions will be graded off-line. The scores for the multiple choice section will be added to the scores of the essay section for a total weighted score of pass/fail reflected in a scaled score for the entire p ...
- Do all of the questions on the CMA exam carry the same weight?
Yes, all of the questions carry the same weight in determining if you pass or fail the exam. This means that a long, computational question is worth the same as a short, definitional one. This means that you should not spend a long time on any one question because the time that you spend on that ...
- Do all of the questions on the CMA exam count towards determining if I pass or fail the exam?
No. On each exam there are 5 randomly-placed questions that are "evaluation" questions. These questions are not counted and do not affect your result. These questions are placed on the exam in order for the ICMA to test the question for inclusion in future exams.
- How are the CMA exams graded?
The exams are graded according to a "scaled score." The highest possible score is 700, and the lowest possible score (equivalent to zero) is 200. A passing score is 500. The questions for each exam are drawn from a database of questions, which means that no two exams will be the same. Because so ...
- How many practice questions do you provide by Part for the CMA exam? Your web site says "thousands," but can you be more precise?
In total, in all of our sources of questions, there are: "New" CMA Part 1 – 1,131 "New" CMA Part 2 – 961 "Old" CMA Part 1 – 1,057 "Old" CMA Part 2 – 1,915 "Old" CMA Part 3 – 912 "Old" CMA Part 4 – 36 (Count subject to change slightly as we update our materials.)We caution people, though, about ...
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