CIMA Sri Lanka announces increased pass rates

CIMA Sri Lanka has announced significant increases in their pass rates for the May 2007 exam.

The Sri Lankan results are very encouraging with the Managerial Level pass rates either increasing or holding steady on all papers.

The Strategic Level saw increases in P3 and P3 with a 14 per cent increase for TOPCIMA.

The May 2007 exam results mark the fifth diet of exams for CIMA's current syllabus, and brought some welcome increases in pass rates, at both the Managerial and Strategic levels and with the Test of Professional Competence in Management Accounting, TOPCIMA.

Further strengthening Sri Lanka's results is a win for a Sri Lankan student in the CIMA world prize. Surath Chandrasena has taken the CIMA world prize at Managerial level in the Financial Accounting and Tax Principles paper for the May 2007 exams.

CIMA has mirrored the Sri Lankan achievements worldwide with pass rates in five of the ten professional papers increasing in performance on November 2006, namely in papers P1, P4, P5 at Managerial level, P6 at Strategic level and for TOPCIMA.

The pass rates for four of the papers remained broadly consistent, with the performance in Paper P7 at Managerial level dipping slightly when compared with November 2006.

In addition, CIMA is pleased to have led the way with the release of the examination results for Strategic level and TOPCIMA results occurring one week earlier than planned, which represents a significant improvement in CIMA's service to its stakeholders.

CIMA has an on-line dedicated area for student support, full of tips and advice for exam success in the official student section of the cimaglobal.com website.

The site consists of student guides and post-exam guides which focus on performance in all past papers.

These are invaluable tools for exam success, and CIMA highly recommends that this area of the website is accessed regularly.