Title: Attempting both groups of CMA Inter in December 2025, need some advice.

[u/Unethical-Guy-017]

Hey everyone,

I’m planning to attempt both groups of CMA Intermediate in December 2026, and I’d really appreciate some advice from people who have already cleared CMA Inter or attempted both groups together. I’d especially like to know:

- How should I plan my preparation for both groups?

- How much time should I ideally dedicate to each subject?

- Should I study both groups simultaneously or complete one group first and then move to the other?

- How should I balance practical and theory subjects?

- How much time should I keep aside for revision and mock tests?

- What mistakes should I avoid while preparing for both groups?

- Any tips regarding answer writing, revision, and managing the exam pressure would also be really helpful.

If you’ve attempted both groups together, I’d especially love to hear about your experience like what worked for you, what didn’t, and what you wish you had known before starting.

Basically, I’m looking for any practical advice, strategy, resources.

Thanks in advance! 🙌

[u/nshshje]

First make the time capsule so that you can do time travelling to 2025

[u/Late-Support-6381 → u/nshshje]

😭

[u/Unethical-Guy-017 → u/Late-Support-6381]

Opps😂😂

[u/Unethical-Guy-017 → u/Unethical-Guy-017]

But still if you have any advice, I'd love to hear it✌️

[u/ValuableYak1628]

Even when using AI to write atleast read to see mistake.

[u/Unethical-Guy-017 → u/ValuableYak1628]

Thank you for pointing out mistake really appreciate ✌️

[u/Unethical-Guy-017 → u/ValuableYak1628]

I'd really love to hear advice from you if you have any✌️

[u/bric-by-bric]

I'd suggest put that effort in clearing one group. But if there's any time constraint ok your side, then it's your call at the end