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Tag: Strategic Case Study

Double-digit Millions is Too Little Cash?

May 3, 2017September 27, 2021Leave a comment

Hi MJ, I am currently studying MCS with Astranti and although I was unable to attend your live masterclass a few weeks ago, I have since watched the recording. Thanks for this. It has been very useful. I do have a question about the cash availability for the pre-seen company. The cash available on the … Continue reading Double-digit Millions is Too Little Cash?

Low Marks on a 3,000-Word Script…What Am I Doing Wrong?

April 26, 2017October 7, 2021Leave a comment

Hi MJ Thank you for returning my mock feedback to me so promptly. I note your comments around adding more detail to my answers. My problem seems to be time constraints. I am confident that my typing speed is fast enough. Would you suggest making less points but exploring them in more detail? The last … Continue reading Low Marks on a 3,000-Word Script…What Am I Doing Wrong?

How Do I Calculate Thee, Gearing?

March 29, 2017October 7, 2021Leave a comment

Hi MJ, I am currently reviewing some mock answers but am having trouble with the calculation of gearing levels on one of the mocks. The mock question gives me $3,088m as debt and $1,411m as equity. The mock answer calculates gearing ratio as $3,088m / ($3,088m + $1,411m) = 69%. However, in the preseen analysis and also on your masterclass, … Continue reading How Do I Calculate Thee, Gearing?

Studying CIMA Whilst on a Job Hunt

March 8, 2017February 1, 2026Leave a comment

Dear Tutor MJ Thank you for starting these Q&As. You put hesitant students like me at ease. A little bit of background about myself...I am a former CIMA student under the old 2010 syllabus. I had managed to finish F1 and F2 then, but had to pause my studies due to personal reasons. I am now ready to … Continue reading Studying CIMA Whilst on a Job Hunt

Isn’t Planning a Waste of Time?

February 8, 2017October 7, 20212 Comments

Dear MJ Thank you for your feedback and for marking my mock. Can I ask you for your thoughts on the following? I recently purchased the exam guide so I am familiar with the prescribed structure and planning guidelines as recommended by Astranti. I attempted mock 1 using this approach, as well as mock 2, incorporating … Continue reading Isn’t Planning a Waste of Time?

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