01-16-2004, 07:14 PM
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hi dear,
u have asked about CIMA,brother this is a changing world and the upcoming world is of management and better management ur choice is right CIMA is a forginer degree degree of canada/eng.if u wwant to come on this field i will advice u to join ICMAP three years programe divided into 6 semester 6months each with professional teachers and highly recomended degree of CMA it will be helpful for ur bright future
u needd deatails
www,icmap.com.pk
all details available here.
i hope u r eased,
thanks
good luk for u
Zeeshan Zulifqar(ICMAP)
www.geocities.com/sgg1983
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Correction... CIMA is NOT a degree, its a professional qualification, and ofcourse it originated from UK, and NOT Canada...
If a person wants to do CIMA, there's no point in joining ICMAP first for three years and then claiming exemptions for CIMA... If one wishes to do CIMA, it's better to directly start CIMA, and later if you think having a local qualification is a plus point, you can claim exemptions for ICMA as you'll get more exams exempted.
hi dear,
u have asked about CIMA,brother this is a changing world and the upcoming world is of management and better management ur choice is right CIMA is a forginer degree degree of canada/eng.if u wwant to come on this field i will advice u to join ICMAP three years programe divided into 6 semester 6months each with professional teachers and highly recomended degree of CMA it will be helpful for ur bright future
u needd deatails
www,icmap.com.pk
all details available here.
i hope u r eased,
thanks
good luk for u
Zeeshan Zulifqar(ICMAP)
www.geocities.com/sgg1983
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Correction... CIMA is NOT a degree, its a professional qualification, and ofcourse it originated from UK, and NOT Canada...
If a person wants to do CIMA, there's no point in joining ICMAP first for three years and then claiming exemptions for CIMA... If one wishes to do CIMA, it's better to directly start CIMA, and later if you think having a local qualification is a plus point, you can claim exemptions for ICMA as you'll get more exams exempted.
