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BE A PROUD PROFESSIONALCOST AND MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT

THE INSTITUTE OF COST AND MANAGEMENTACCOUNTANTS OF BANGLADESH(A statutory national professional accountancy body constituted by theGovernment of Bangladesh under Ministry of Commerce)

ICMA Bhaban, Nilkhet, Dhaka-1205. Website: www.icmab.org.bd

VISION

MISSION

INSTITUTE’S VISION IS TO HELP BANGLADESH BECOME AN INDUSTRIALIZED NATION BY PROMOTING AND REGULATING COST AND MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING PROFESSION TO ENHANCE ECONOMIC COMPETITIVENESS AND QUALITY OF LIFE.

THE INSTITUTE’S MISSION IS TO DEVELOP, EQUIP AND PROMOTE COST AND MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANCY PROFESSION BY MAINTAINING THE HIGHEST PROFESSIONAL STANDARD OF ITS MEMBERS IN ORDER TO ENABLE THEM TO PROVIDE BETTER SERVICES TO THE SOCIETY. THE INSTITUTE IS ENTRUSTED WITH THE FORMULATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTING AS WELL AS COST ACCOUNTING STANDARDS AND TAKING OTHER NECESSARY STEPS WITH A VIEW TO REGULATING THE COST AND MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING PROFESSION COMMENSURATE WITH GLOBAL STANDARD WITH THE ULTIMATE OBJECTIVE OF DEVELOPING BANGLADESH’S HUMAN AND NATURAL RESOURCES TO ENSURE COMMON WELFARE AND TO ENRICH OUR SHARED FUTURE.

A PROFOUND TRIBUTETO THE FOUNDER OF

ICMABREMEMBERING THE1ST PRESIDENT OF

ICMAB

Late Ruhul Quddus FCMA (F-0001), born 2nd April 1928, obtained "Cost and Management Accounting" degree from Canada in 1958. He played a pioneering role in the development of the Cost and Management Accounting profession in Bangladesh and founded ICMAB. He was the President of ICMAB for a long period from 1975 to 1986. He le� us on 28th September 2002.

Late A. N. M. Hamidullah was the first President of ICMAB during 1972–1974. He was also the first governor of Bangladesh Bank, the central bank of Bangladesh. As the first President of the Institute, he contributed a lot to the development of the ICMAB.

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23 LIFE AT ICMAB21 LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (LMS)

24 SKILL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (SDP)

THE INSTITUTEThe Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Bangladesh (ICMAB) is a Professional Accountancy Organization (PAO) in Bangladesh established with the prime objective of providing Cost and Management Accountancy (CMA) education as well as promoting and regulating the CMA profession in the country. The Institute also facilitates research in relevant fields.This is the sole institute in the country to set Cost Audit Standards.

LEGAL STATUSICMAB is a statutory organization constituted by the Government of Bangladesh under the Cost and Management Accountants Ordinance 1977 (Ordinance No LIII of 1977). The institute is regulated by the Cost and Management Accountants Regulations 1980 (as amended up to date). Therea�er, The Cost and Management Accountants Ordinance 1977 has been replaced by the Cost and Management Accountants Act 2018 (Act No. LXX of 2018) published in the O�cial Gazette on 14th November 2018. ICMAB is a member of leading regional and global organizations for the accountancy profession including the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC), Confederation of Asian and Pacific Accountants (CAPA), and South Asian Federation of Accountants (SAFA).

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The Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Bangladesh (ICMAB) is the National Professional Accountancy Body in Bangladesh. ICMAB functions under the Cost and Management Act, 2018 to provide world class education and training and promote high quality financial as well as cost and management accounting and auditing practices in Bangladesh. The 21- member National Council of ICMAB is the supreme authority to run the institute. The National Council elects a President, two Vice Presidents, a secretary and a Treasurer each year to look a�er the management and growth of the institute and the profession. The day to day operational activities of the institute is done by ICMAB sta� members headed by an Executive Director.

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GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT

The institute has a long heritage of rendering professional services to the nation. The journey of the glorious profession of Cost and Management Accounting began in the pre-independent Bangladesh with the founding of a branch of erstwhile the Pakistan Institute of Industrial Accountants (PIIA) in 1958. ICMAB started a fresh journey towards success and prosperity in independent Bangladesh, when the profession entered into a new era. In 1972, the Institute was re-established in the name of Bangladesh Institute of Industrial Accountants (BIIA). Since inception, the members of the institute through their excellence in various fields proved their credibility in the national and international outfit which started building the credentials for the institute for gaining acceptability from all concerned and to attain the confidence of the government and business community of the country. With the changing need of time the Government of Bangladesh renamed it as The Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Bangladesh (ICMAB) through the promulgation of The Cost and Management Accountants Ordinance 1977 (Ordinance No. LIII of 1977), which has been replaced by a new Act of Parliament titled “Cost and Management Accountants Act 2018” (Act No. LXX of 2018).

LEGACY OF THE INSTITUTE

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FOCUSING ONBUSINESS

FOCUSING ONMAXIMIZING PROFIT

MANUFACTURING ANDMARKETING SUPPORT

SYSTEM

SUPPORTING THEINVESTORS

CONTRIBUTING INOPERATIONALPERFORMANCE

EVALUATION

CONTRIBUTING TOADVANCEMENT AND

SUSTAINABILITY

TAKING YOUAROUND THE WORLD

WHYICMAB

MORE THANFINANCIAL

ACCOUNTINGSERVICES

MORE CAREER OPTIONS

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CULTURE & INSTITUTIONAL GOVERNANCE OF ICMAB

CURRICULUM LEARNINGMATERIALS

TEACHERS &TEACHINGMETHOD

QUESTION,EXAMINATION& EVALUATION

EDUCATIONLEADERSHIP &

INFRASTRUCTUREQUALITY

ASSURANCE

01STEP

03STEP

05STEP

02STEP

04STEP

STUDENTS:ASPIRING

PROFESSIONALACCOUNTANTS

PRESTIGIOUSCAREER IN JOB

ANDPROFESSIONAL

PRACTICE

CONTINUOUSPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

(CPD)QUALIFIED

CMAS

ICMAB:INITIAL

PROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENT

(IPD)

ICMAB o�ers both coaching and correspondence courses to make it suitable for potential candidates. Under coaching mode, the students are required to attend minimum qualifying number of classes (at least 75%) for sitting in the examination. However, under correspondence mode, they are required to comply with “knowledge Assessment Test” formalities on particular subjects to sit for the exam. Students based on their needs may choose either coaching or correspondence mode. Usually, the following schedule is followed for admission which may be slightly relaxed at the discretion of the institute depending on the circumstances.

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N.B. ORIGINAL COPIES WILL BE RETURNED AFTER VERIFICATION.

ICMAB o�ers flexibleOnline Admission

Go to erp.icmab.org.bd

and see theGuideline

Choose EntryRoute, fill upthe form andsubmit online,pay the fees

Verify therelevant

documentsby ICMAB

Documents to be submittedfor admission

Photocopy ofall academic

Certificates andTranscriptsalong with

original copies

Recent colourphotograph(1 passportand 1 stamp

size)

2 copies ofmoney receipta�er payment

in case ofo�ine payment.

ADMISSION INFORMATION

SESSION

COACHING ADMISSION TIME

CORRESPONDENCEADMISSION TIME

January-June

December-January

December-March

July-December

June-July

June-September

CLASS TIMINGSICMAB o�ers convenient class timings during weekdaysand weekend in its all branches as follows:

BRANCHES DAY SHIFT(3 P.M.-6 P.M.)

EVENING SHIFT(6 P.M.-9 P.M.)

Dhaka Yes Yes

Chattogram, KhulnaRajshahi, Cumilla

& JashoreYes

ICMAB o�ers exemptions in few subjects to selective candidates who are eligible as per the approved exemption policy of the institute which is subject to change from time to time. Students are advised to check ICMAB Notice Board for the o�cial notice based on which they are required to apply for exemptions.For details, please visit www.icmab.org.bd

EXEMPTIONS

Securing a registration with icmab.STUDENTSHIP WITH ICMAB

FULFILLING ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTSPassing all the subjects and completing articleship.

POST QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTSJob experience, adherence to professionalethics, CPD etc. are extra requirements.

ICMAB allows provisional admission in Graduate Entry Route (GER) to the candidates who are waiting for the results or certificates of already published results. On submission of certificates within the specified deadline, the institute confirms the admission.

PROVISIONAL ADMISSION

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ENTRY CRITERIA

C. Professional Entry Route (PER) Applicable to candidates with other Professional Qualifications.

A. Intermediate Entry Route (IER) Applicable to HSC or Equivalent passed candidates

B. Graduate Entry Route (GER) Applicable to graduate candidates

ICMAB Opens the door of studying prestigious Cost and Management Accountancy courses for HSC or equivalent passed students. Now the institute has widened the scope to cater to the needs of the society in line with the international Professional Accounting Organizations (PAOs). The institute now o�ers three di�erent entry routes based on previous academic achievements.

INTERMEDIATE ENTRY ROUTE (IER)

Any student who has finished Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSC) or ‘A’ Level or Equivalent Examinations are eligible to enter into the prestigious Cost and Management Accountancy program as o�ered by the Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Bangladesh through this route. The minimum entry criteria under IER are set as under.

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Minimum entry requirements under di�erent entry routes are specified as follows:

S.S.C and H.S.Cor equivalent Examination ‘O’ and ‘A’ Levels ‘O’ Level and H.S.C

or equivalent ExaminationS.S.C or equivalent

Examination and ‘A’ Level For ‘O’ Level:Minimum 30* points are requiredin 5 subjects

Points to be calculated as follows: First division = 3 points Second division = 2 points Third division = 1 point

For S.S.C or equivalentExamination:Minimum GPA 3.00 is requiredFor ‘A’ Level:Minimum 12* points are requiredin 2 subjects*Follow the point computationlegends specified under ‘O’ and ‘A’Levels requirements

* Follow the point computationlegends specified under ‘O’ and ‘A’Levels requirementsFor H.S.C or equivalentExamination:Minimum GPA 3.00 is required

For ‘O’ LevelMinimum 30 points are required in5 subjects (excluding motherlanguage)For ‘A’ Level:Minimum 12 points are required in 2subjectsPoints to be calculated as follows:Grade A = 10 pointsGrade B = 6 pointsGrade C = 4 pointsN.B. No point to be considered for grade(s) less than ‘C’

Under GPA SystemMinimum total GPA 6.50 is requiredin SSC and HSC or equivalentExaminations with at leastGPA 3.00 in each exam.Under Division SystemMinimum total 5 points is required.

GRADUATE ENTRY ROUTE

PROFESSIONAL ENTRY ROUTE

PROFESSIONALCOST & MANAGEMENTACCOUNTANT

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S.S.C and H.S.Cor equivalent Examination ‘O’ and ‘A’ Levels

Graduation and Post-Graduation

GPA less than 2.5 / Third Division

GPA 2.5 to less than 3.5 /Second Division

GPA 3.5 or above / First Division = 3 Points

= 2 Points= 1 Point

‘A’ Level*Points 10 or above = 3 PointsPoints less than 10 = 2 Points

‘O’ Level*Points 24 or above = 3 PointsPoints 20 to less than 24

*Follow the point computation legends specified in page no. 8

= 2 Points

CGPA 3 or above (out of 4) & CGPA 4 or above (out of 5) / First Class CGPA 2 to less than 3 (out of 4) & CGPA 3 to less than 4 (out of 5) / Second Class CGPA less than 2 (out of 4) & CGPA less than 3 (out of 5) / Third Class

= 3 Points= 2 Points= 1 Point

This entry route applies to the candidates having other professional Qualificationfrom such Professional Accounting Organizations(PAOs) with whom ICMAB has entered into mutualrecognition of degrees from time to time.

This route applies to any aspiring graduate candidate, i.e. graduate or post-graduate from any recognizedBoard/ Public University/ National University/ PrivateUniversity/ Institute (as approved by University GrantsCommission of Bangladesh). Minimum total requiredpoint is 6 (six) which will be determined as below:

FEES AND CHARGES The Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Bangladesh o�ers world-class education andqualification at an a�ordable price. The fees and others charge of ICMAB is given below:

FIRST TIME ADMISSION FEES (INCLUDING COURSE FEE) IN BDT

ENTRY ROUTES IER/GER PER

LEVEL OF ENTRY FOUNDATION LEVEL Entry Level & Fees willbe determind on case tocase basisAdmission Form Fees 500

12,000

5,000

1,500

300

500

500

500

200

21,000

6,000

27,000

1,500

Admission Fees

Registration Form

Annual Subscription

Library Card Fees

Identity Card Fees

Registration Fees

CMA Professional Program Handbook

Students Welfare Fees

Total Admission Fees

Course Fee (Foundation Level)

Total Fees at First Time Admission

LMS (CMASPACE) Fees for One Session

HSC or equivalent examination passed students, Graduate, and Post-graduate students willget admitted at Foundation Level as Entry Level in ICMAB under the New Curriculum 2021.

28,500TOTAL FEES

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HURDLE

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COURSE FEES FOR EACH LEVEL (IN BDT)Foundation Level (FL)(Included with first time Admission Fees)

PARTICULARS COACHING &CORRESPONDENCE FEES

FR-111. Fundamentals of Financial Accounting (FFA)

TA-112. Business Quantitative Analysis (BQA)

EF-113. Business Economics and International Business (EIB)

MS-114. Fundamentals of Management & BusinessCommunication (MBC)

1,500

1,500

1,500

1,500

LMS (CMASPACE) Fee for One Session 1,500


2,000

2,000

2,000

8,000

1,000

1,500

1,000

INTERMEDIATE LEVELSIntermediate Level-I (IL-I)

CM-121. Cost Accounting (COA)

FR-222. Intermediate Financial Accounting (IFA)

TA-223. Information & Communication Technologies (ICT)

MS-224. Marketing & Supply Chain Management (MSM)

LT-125. Corporate & Business Laws (CBL)

Total

LMS (CMASPACE) Fee for One Session

Total 6,000

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Intermediate Level-II (IL-II)

CM-231. Management Accounting (MAC)

EF-232. Financial Management (FIM)

AA-133. Auditing (AUD)

LT-234. Fundamentals of Taxation, VAT & Public FinancialManagement (TPF)


2,500

2,500

2,500

2,500

1,500


3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

1,500

ADVANCED LEVELSAdvanced Level-I (AL-I)

CM-341. Strategic Cost and Management Accounting (SCM)

FR-342. Advanced Financial Reporting (AFR)

EF-343. Corporate Finance Strategy & Financial Market (FSM)

LT-344. Corporate Governance and Secretarial Practices (GSP)


Total 10,000

Total 14,000

HURDLE


Total

4,500

4,500

4,500

4,500

18,000

1,500

Advanced Level-II (AL-II)

MS-351. Business Strategy (BST)

AA-252. Cost & Management Audit (CAT)

LT-453. Advanced Income Tax & VAT (ATV)

CS-154. Integrated Case Study (ICS)


ARTICLESHIP FEE (IN BDT) 3,000

500

625

EXAMINATION FEES (IN BDT)LEVELS FEES PER SUBJECT

Foundation Level

Intermediate Level-I & II and Advanced Level-I & II

EXAM FINE (IN BDT)

1,000

1,000

EXEMPTION FEES (IN BDT)Exemption Application Fees per subject

Exam Fine for not fulfilling the requirements of ClassAttendance or Submission of Assignment.

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HURDLE

10,000

500

10,500

DE-NOVO FEES IN BDT (WHEN THE VALIDITY OF REGISTRATION EXPIRED)

Particulars Fees

De-novo Fee

Registration Form

Total

TESTIMONIAL FEE (IN BDT)

1,000Testimonial Fee

Testimonial to be issued to the student subject to clearance of all dues

OTHER FEES (IN BDT)

Particulars Fees

1,000

1,500

Coaching Fee (Applicable for attending repeat classes)


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EXEMPTION POLICYStudents from all public universities and selected private universities* will be granted for 3 (three) subjects exemptions in Foundation Level except paper FR-111. Fundamentals of Financial Accounting (FFA) subject to fulfilling the following conditions:

UNIVERSITIES DEGREE MAJOR RESULT EXEMPTION

All PublicUniversities

SelectedPrivate

UniversitiesBBA

4 years B.Com/BBS (Hon’s)

3 years B. Com (Hon’s)Plus 1 year Master

3 years B. Com (Hon’s)Plus MBA

BBA

AccountingorAISor

Finance

AccountingorAISor

Financeor

Managementor

MISor

Banking & Insuranceor

Marketing

CGPA 3.00 (out of 4.00)

CGPA 3.00 (out of 4.00) or50% marks in Traditional

Assessment System

50% marks (separately)in Traditional

Assessment System

50% marks in TraditionalAssessment System

and CGPA 3.00 (out of 4.00)

CGPA 3.25 (out of 4.00)

TA112: Business QuantitativeAnalysis (BQA)

EF 113: Business Economics &International Business (EIB)

MS 114: Fundamentals ofManagement & BusinessCommunications (MBC)

* (Exemption eligibilities from selected private universities are subject to the decision of the institute’s authority).

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EXEMPTIONS FOR MEMBERS OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES

Qualified Members of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh (ICAB), Institute of Chartered Secretaries of Bangladesh (ICSB), CIMA (UK), CPA (USA), CGA (Canada), ACCA or any other equivalent foreign Professional Accounting body may be granted exemption in di�erent subjects / level(s) recommended by the Education Committee and subsequently approved by the ICMAB National Council.

Above mentioned Conditions will only be applicable for newly admitted students of ICMAB from the July-December, 2021 session and onward.

It is to be mentioned that payment of exemption application does not mean that exemption will be granted. Granting exemption depends on fulfillment of all the aforesaid conditions.

In all cases original Certificates and Transcripts of Bachelor Degree (Pass/Hon’s), Master Degree/MBA Degree and Membership Certificate of Professional Degree need to be shown and a photocopy of the same to be submitted to ICMAB o�ce (separately from Admission procedure) along with the copy of exemption payment slip.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE:1. Go to www.icmab.org.bd and click on My ICMAB at the top right corner.2. Login with your Registration Number as user name & Password.3. Select Exemption from the menu bar; choose Subjects you are asking for exemption & click on4. Pay the fees and submit relevant documents (mentioned above) along with deposit slip to ICMAB o�ce from 10.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. on every working day within the announced deadline.

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CURRICULUM STRUCTURE

Denomination of Course Code:First two letters of a Course Code indicate Knowledge Pillar

First number of a Course Code indicates Course Number of that Knowledge Pillar Second/ Middle Number of a Course Code indicates Level

Third/last number of a Course Code indicates Course Number of that Level

For example FR-111 FR indicate Financial Accounting & Corporate Reporting pillar

The first number, 1 indicates 1st course of FACR PillarThe Second/middle number, 1 indicates Level-1 (Foundation Level)

The third/last number, 1 indicates 1st course of Level-1 (FL)

For example CM-121CM indicate Cost & Management Accounting pillar

The first number, 1 indicates 1st course of CMA pillarThe Second/middle number, 2 indicates Level-2 (Intermediate Level-1)

The third/last number, 1 indicates 1st course of Level-2(IL-1)

ADVANCED (A)

CMA FACR ITBA EFIN MBS AA GLT

INTERMEDIATE (I)

FOUNDATION (F)

CM341: StrategicCost & Management

Accounting(100 Marks)

CM231:ManagementAccounting

(100 Marks)

CM121: CostAccounting

(100 Marks)

FR342: AdvancedFinancial Reporting

(100 Marks)

FR222:Intermediate

Financial Accounting(100 Marks)

FR111:Fundamentals

of FinancialAccounting

FinancialAccounting& Corporate

Reporting

TA223:Information &

CommunicationTechnology(50 Marks)

TA112:Business Quantitative

Analysis(100 Marks)

InformationTechnology

& Business Analytics

EF343:Corporate Finance

Strategy & FinancialMarket (100 Marks)

EF232: FinancialManagement(100 Marks)

EF113:Business Economics

& InternationalBusiness

(100 Marks)

Economics & Finance

MS351:Business Strategy

(100 Marks)

MS224:Marketing & SupplyChain Management

(50 Market)

MS114: Fundamentalsof Management &

BusinessCommunication

(100 Marks)

Management &Business Strategy

AA252:Cost & ManagementAudit (100 Marks)

AA133:Auditing

(100 Marks)

Audit & Assurance

LT453:Advanced Income

Tax & VAT(100 Marks)

LT344:Corporate Governance& Secretarial Practices

(100 Marks)

LT234:Fundamentals of TAX,VAT & Public Financial

Management(100 Marks)

LT125:Corporate & Business

Laws (100 Marks)

Governance,Laws & Taxation

Knowledge Pillars

Professional Accounting Education

CMA ProfessionalLevels

QUALIFIED CMA

Cost & ManagementAccounting

CS154: INTEGRATED CASE STUDY (100 MARKS)

Artic

lesh

ip

IndustryTraining

Pillar

Practical Experience

AL-II

AL-I

IL-II

IL-I

FL

FACILITIES

LIBRARY

ICMAB possesses a world- class library with state-of-the-art

facilities. It houses a wide variety of books, academic and profes-sional journals, reference books,

magazines, and e-books of professional interests. Library

facilities are available for students during all the days from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm except for Fridays when it

remains open from 3:30 pm to 9:00 pm.

INFO TECH

To equip students with comput-er-based accounting systems along with modern- day o�ce

management systems in a highly so� information processing

environment, ICT Training Lab plays a significant role. Students can use the center in di�erent capacities to fill their needs.

CLASS ROOMFACILITIES

ICMAB o�ers all kinds of modern facilities in the class rooms. The

infrastructure system of the classrooms is very good to listen to

the lectures comfortably. Best teachers having professional knowledge and wisdom are selected to deliver lectures.

OFFICE ANDSTAFF

MEMBERS

ICMAB o�ce is a house of dedicated and committed sta�

members who are always ready to meet your demands. The o�ce runs professionally following its

governance structure and ethics.

INNOVATIONLAB

Robi unveiled an innovation lab at the Institute of Cost and Management Accounts of Bangladesh (ICMAB)

premises to delve further into research, blockchain technology, and other

aspects related to the fourth industrial revolution. The time spent by ICMAB students inside the innovation lab for

any project, research, or learning purpose. Students can now participate in robotic competitions with the help of

Robi, and this lab is a step in that direction.

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LMS combines the functionality and supports your needs to deliver a best-in-class experience for students and faculty. Powerful teaching tools make it easy to create engaging courses, and built-in analytics help you improve outcomes.

CMASPACE, the branded LMS of ICMAB, o�ers you a world-class online education system like global professional bodies, for example, ICAEW, CPA, or KAPLAN. You can now learn e�ectively from your laptop/desktop or smartphone through live classes, recorded sessions, chatting directly with the tutor/faculty and participating in a group discussion on relevant topics, and earn your professional credential. And all of these are possible without coming to ICMAB campus/study center.

LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (LMS)A glimpse into the platform

Key attributes that will enrich your learning through opening new horizons

24X7 learning, learn from anywhere at your own time.Audio Visual session and adequate number of online classes.Access from any device (desktop/laptop or smartphone).Live discussion, video assignments, learning through study forums from across the nation.

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Personalized account accessed seamlessly through any desktop, laptop or mobilephone.Autosave function ensures continuity of work during transit, or between classes,regardless of devices on hand.

ANYWHERE, ANYTIME ACCESS

STUDENTS REMAIN UPDATEDAnnouncements on the Activity Feed resembling social media platforms.Automated email on performance feedback.Automated graded results.

Integrated with 3rd party sources for more content.

Learning materials from various sources e.g. E-book, webpage, YouTube, etc. help toretain more knowledge.

Intuitively discover, manage and share learning resources for wider understanding.MATERIALS FROM MULTIPLE SOURCES

DISCUSSION FORUM FOR BETTER ENGAGEMENTDiscussion helps to connect the learner with the instructor and other members.Helps in getting clarity in subject matter from the instructor even if they areremotely located.Creates better engagement with peers through knowledge sharing.

LIFE AT ICMABICMAB o�ers a life full of joy, challenges, and commitments amid of hardtarget of meeting career goals.

WorkshopStudents participate in di�erent workshops organized by the institute toimprove their practical skills and capacities.

Local SeminarStudents participate as paper presenters in a seminar organized by theinstitute which gives them a di�erent leadership quality.

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International SeminarICMAB also encourages students to join international seminar to demonstrate their capacities crossing the boundary which brings a new dimension in professional knowledge by exchanging custom and beliefs.

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SKILL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (SDP)Skill development refers to the identification of skill gaps and developing new skills and upgrading existing skills to enable a person to achieve his/her goals. It is important because skills determine a persons’ ability to execute plans with success. SDP (Skill Development Program), a Training Program will address the demand and ensure targeted Skill development to help prospective students get easier access to the formal job market where they can bargain for higher incomes, work under more congenial working conditions and have greater job security.

Phase-I: FAS (Financial Accounting Standard)Under this phase students are trained in International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) & International Accounting Standards (IAS). The accounting standards help to measure the performance of the management of an entity. It can also help to measure the management's ability to increase profitability, maintain the solvency of the firm, and other aspects of financial management.

As per the primary assessment, students of ICMAB at di�erent levels need specific skill development training under three di�erent phases. The program starts with Phase-I furnished hereunder:

Phase-II: ROPS

Resume and InterviewO�cial EtiquettePractical SkillSecretarial Practice

Phase-III: CCRIM

Company ActCareer Counseling & PlanningRJSC DocumentationIncome Tax & VAT OverviewMotivational Speech & Time Management

The above SDP is highly subsidized by the institute for its students.

DHAKA OFFICEICMA BhabanNilkhet, Dhaka-1205.

0184736061101847360619-22

[email protected]@icmab.org.bd

9615460, 9611799

KHULNA BRANCHCMA BhabanKDA Plot No.24-25 MozidSorani Road, Sonadanga, Khulna.

01847360701

041-722335

[email protected]

CHATTOGRAM BRANCHCMA BhabanHouse # 43,Road # 27CDA Residential AreaAgrabad, Chattogram.

01847360700

031-727638

[email protected]

JASHORE STUDY CENTREJessore College(opposite to central busterminal)Shankarpur, Jashore-7400.01847360704

0421-68520

[email protected]

CUMILLA STUDY CENTREComilla Victoria Govt.College, Cumilla.

01847360703

081-73686

[email protected]

RAJSHAHI BRANCH

01847360702

0721-751092

E-mail: [email protected]

CMA BhabanHolding No. 275, Plot No. 93Banalata Commercial Area,Shah Mokhdum, Rajshahi.