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Hi,
I’m a student who is part-qualified from ACCA but have decided to move to CIMA for both personal reasons and because the content is more aligned to my career as an analyst.
I’m aware of the exemptions I can claim which would leave just a couple of CIMA papers left to do.
However after sending in my backing docs for the exemptions and registered as a CIMA student, CIMA have not acknowledged receipt of the docs (which the website says they would do within 3 days) and their phone lines have been down for several days(I’m based in the UK).
Does anyone know how exemption granting is finalised, as I can’t register for an exam until this stage is done? Or struggled to speak to someone at CIMA? The website says up to 20 working days for it to be granted, but without any acknowledgement (nearly 3 weeks ago now) I’m not even sure if they have seen my application and I’m not able to speak to them.
I’m not sure what to do next, as I can start to study towards what I think my first exam would be, but currently stuck in limbo and any advice is appreciated.
They do take a while to respond and don’t acknowledge your original email. However, I would just call them and ask them if they have received your email. It took a lot of going back and forth to get all of my exemptions too, they initially didn’t give me all the exemptions I was eligible for so make sure you know which level you’re exempt to.
Thanks for this, as I’m looking to get my exemption from my Bachelor degree listed on the exemption database. Lets see how this goes.
Hi they take long to respond you just need to carry on emailing them or contacting them on CIMA connect online. There is a form you need to fill in before they grant you the exemptions which no body tells you about.
You must send a detailed cv of your experience to be granted exemptions of everything you did or do. Hope this helps.SADIYAB, welcome to the Opentuition forums. Hopefully, people coming across this thread will benefit from your contribution.
If you have passed all 14 exams in ACCA, a course whose core consists of auditing, taxation, and accounting, then you can opt for CIMA exemptions in the following areas: Three Management Level Exams. Operational Level Integrated Case Study Exam. Three Operational Level Exams duck life
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