CIMA · Management Level
MCSCIMA Management Case Study tuition in Singapore and online. Pre-seen analysis, timed tasks and written answers that bring E2, P2 and F2 together.
Overview
The Management Case Study (MCS) completes CIMA's Management level. It brings together E2 Managing Performance, P2 Advanced Management Accounting and F2 Advanced Financial Reporting in one scenario. You act as a finance professional advising managers in a fictional organisation, evaluating options, interpreting results and recommending what to do.
MCS is a 3-hour computer-based exam.
Case studies are sat in four windows a year: February, May, August and November.
Classes are led by Paul William, founder of TutorPOD, who holds CIMA, ACCA and CA Singapore qualifications. MCS lessons analyse the pre-seen together, then practise timed tasks and full mock exams, with personalised feedback on your written answers.
Classes run live online and in person in Singapore, in small groups or 1-to-1.
You need to pass E2, P2 and F2 first. The next step is Strategic level, ending with the Strategic Case Study.
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FAQ
MCS is a 3-hour computer-based exam based on pre-seen material about a fictional company. You complete a series of timed tasks, and once a task's time ends you cannot return to it. Results are on a scale up to 150 and you need 80 to pass.
Case studies run in four exam windows a year, in February, May, August and November. You need to have passed E2, P2 and F2 first.
MCS expects a more senior view. Tasks involve evaluating options, managing projects and people, and advising on financial decisions, not just explaining figures.
Analyse the organisation's industry, figures and challenges in advance, and think about the issues it might face, without trying to predict the exact tasks.
Yes. MCS is taught live online on Zoom, Google Meet or PodCall, and in person at the Tampines and Waterloo centres in Singapore.
