Best Study Technique for the CMA Exam

[@aaaroryromans4618]

You are completely correct about being a Passive Reader. I have been that all my life and thought I just had a problem, but now I know it’s common. I need to try and be an Active Reader not only for the CMA but in general with my career.

[@Cmacoach]

I used to be a passive reader too. This technique is a game changer.

[@larimardr7384]

another example on the WACC the one avaliable had an issue half of the video

[@manasranjansahoo4853]

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[@farisyemen]

we need more more MCQ solving cases pleas

[@ashishkr9471]

How to study CMA part 1 can you say section based (important concepts)

[@Cmacoach]

Study each section in your textbook then take practice exams of only that section until your score is above 80%. Repeat this same process until you finish with the entire part.

[@traceyodonnell1969]

Cma since the early 90's and taken the exam a total of four times in my life. This video holds nothing specific towards the aama Cma exam. These are general study techniques we know as educated students and/or could Google. Nothing special with this "technique".

[@alltimechiller]

Thank you for pointing it out. I paused the video at 00:36.

[@ayatalwaqedi1336]

May I ask you how did you prepare for the CMA exam ? What are the material you have studied from..

[@christiancustode8820]

Yes, this video does not worth it all.

[@markd3442]

This is for the IMA CMA (Certified Management Accountant) and NOT the AAMA CMA medical assistant exam.

[@Cmacoach]

This technique has been very useful for my students taking the Certified Management Accountant exam.