Accountancy exam pass rates increase
1 August 2007 17:08
The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) has published its exam results for May 2007, revealing that pass rates are up.Pass rates increased across both the managerial and strategic levels and the Test of Professional Competence in Management Accounting (TOPCIMA).
Overall pass rates in five of the ten professional papers show an improvement in performance on November 2006, while the pass rates for four of the papers remained "broadly consistent".
Only one paper showed performance dipping slightly compared with November 2006, according to CIMA.
The papers that had improved pass rates were papers P1, P4, P5 at managerial level, P6 at strategic level and TOPCIMA
The organisation said in a statement: "CIMA is very pleased to note the significant increases in the pass rates for P1 at managerial level, for P6 at strategic level and for TOPCIMA."
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