1. Uniform CMA Examination Score Notice
MOHAMMED FAISAL MOHAMMED YUNUS
DELHI NCR, FLOOR 4, RECTANGLE NO. 1
SAKET DISTRICT CENTRE,
NEW DELHI
BO BOX 2957
INDIA
01/02/16
Jurisdiction ID: 74316565
Jurisdiction: New Hampshire Board of Accountancy
Examination Section: PART – 1 (F.R, P, Perf., and Cont.)
Section ID: 5992823
Date Examination Section Taken: 09/16/2015
Score: 80 Result: PASS
You will receive separate score notices for each section of the examination you have taken. Each notice includes: examination
identifying information (section name, section ID, and date); your score for that examination section; and the result (Pass[Fail).
The score represents your overall performance on the identified examination section. Scores are reported on a numeric scale of
0-99, with 75 as the passing score. This scale does NOT represent "percent correct." A score of 75 indicates examination
performance reflecting a level of knowledge and skills that is sufficient for the protection of the public.
On each of three examination sections (Financial Reporting (FR), Planning Performance (P P), and Control (CONT), the score
includes multiple-choice and task-based simulations. On the Business Environment & Concepts (BEC) examination section, the
score includes multiple-choice and written communication tasks.
In each of Part - 1 and Part - 2, the multiple-choice makes up 60% of the score and the task-based simulations make up 40%.
For BEC, the multiple-choice makes up 85% of the score and the written communication tasks make up 15%.
If you did not pass this examination section, performance information is provided on the back of this score notice.
Please read the explanatory text carefully.
Questions regarding this score notice should be directed to CMA Examination Services. If you wish to re-take this
examination section or take any other examination section, you need to register with CMA Examination Services by calling
I -800-CMA-EXAM or visiting wux-n.asha-or.g—
Special Notice: Successful completion of this Uniform CMA Examination does not qualify a person to use the designation
CMA. In accordance with New Hampshire accountancy rules "Certified Management Accountant" means a person holding
a certificate issued under RSA 309-B:5. New Hampshire is not a two-tiered state and no certificate is issued upon successful
completions of the Uniform CMA Examination.
In order to obtain a certificate and license, as they are one in the same in New Hampshire, you will need to have successfully
completed the Uniform CMA Examination and satisfy the Education and Experience Requirements and other applicable
statutory requirements in accordance with New Hampshire laws and administrative rules. For further information please visit
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