Students who have passed Class 10th and 12th are eligible for the foundation level. And students who have passed foundation/CAT or passed graduation in any discipline are eligible for attempting the CMA Intermediate Level.

The CMA India program usually takes about 3 – 4 years to complete.

No, Both are different exams. The CAT (Certified Accounting Technician) exam focuses on basic accounting, taxation, and bookkeeping, preparing students for entry-level accounting roles. It is open to students who have completed Class 10. In contrast, the CMA India Foundation exam requires a Class 12 certificate and covers broader topics like Economics, Management, and Business Law, setting the stage for a career in cost and management accounting. CAT is suitable for junior accounting positions, while the CMA Foundation is the first step toward becoming a Certified Management Accountant with wider career prospects.

Yes, Logic provides coaching for CAT exams.

The passing score for CMA exams is at least 40% in individual subjects and 50% in aggregate.

Twice a year. The CMA India examination is conducted twice a year, in June and December.

No, CMA exams are paper-based and to be taken at designated test centers.

Yes, CMA India has several exam centers in Kerala, including locations in Ernakulam, Kottayam, Trivandrum, Thrissur, Calicut, Kannur, and Palakkad.

Yes, pursuing CMA India while working is a wise option, as it offers flexibility. With good time management and dedication, many professionals successfully balance both.

Yes, CMA India requires students to complete 3 years of articleship to become certified. This includes 10 months of training that must be completed before the CMA Final exam, so it does not add much to the overall course duration.

Earning a CMA India qualification opens up diverse career paths, including roles as Cost Accountants, Financial Analysts, Internal Auditors, Finance Managers, and Management Consultants across various industries. CMAs are also eligible for senior management positions in public and private sector organizations, such as Chairman cum Managing Director, Finance Director, Financial Controller, Chief Financial Officer, Cost Controller, Marketing Manager, and Chief Internal Auditor.

The estimated salary range for a Cost and Management Accountant (CMA) in India is between INR 1.4 LPA and INR 20 LPA. On average, a CMA is offered an annual salary of INR 6 Lakhs.