CIMA SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE AT Chartered University College.


Chartered University College is going to arrange an event for Corporate Professionals interested in undertaking CPGA/CMGA/CGA entry route or CIMA qualification in general.

The main attraction of the day event would be a 100% Scholarship Offer for students interested in CIMA qualification. The application form and procedure and assessment criterion would be rolled out on the event.

The attendants would be able to consult on a one-to-one basis with our Head of CIMA Operations, faculty members and some notable CIMA members working in multinational corporates. Please see below the events of the Open Day:

Day Events: (12:00 p.m. – 05:00 p.m.)

    Program Details:
  •      CIMA Introduction.
  •      Career Counseling.
  •      Personalized Counseling.
  •      Question & Answer Session.
  •      Scholarship form distribution.
  •      Guideline on scholarship requirements and assessment criterion.
Evening Events: (05:30 p.m. – 07:30 p.m.)

    Program Details:
  •      CIMA Introduction.
  •      CMGA/CPGA/CGA entry route.
  •      Exam techniques
  •      CPGA/CMGA/CGA examination syllabus outline
  •      Question & Answer Session.
  •      Light refreshments will be served
The CPGA/CMGA/CGA examination technique and syllabus outline would be conducted in two sessions. First session would take place from 5:30pm to 6:30 pm (sharp). The Second session is scheduled from 6:30pm to 7:30pm (sharp). Please make sure you note the timings. Thank you.

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