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CMA Intermediate Mock Test 2026
A free CMA Intermediate practice series covering the objective block of all eight papers. In each paper that block is the same 15 compulsory multiple choice questions for 30 marks, and this series drills it alone. Every CMA Intermediate online test here is free to attempt.
Treat these 15 questions as a time investment rather than a marks one. ICMAI sets each of the eight papers separately, and in every one Section A is 15 compulsory multiple choice questions at 2 marks each, 30 marks inside a paper worth 100 across 180 minutes. The other 70 marks are descriptive, which is where a paper is usually won or lost, and where running short of time does the most damage. There is no negative marking on Section A, so every question should carry an answer, and the only real failure mode is spending too long on them. Drill these until they are fast and automatic, and the payoff arrives in the two and a half hours you then have left for everything else.
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Corporate Accounting and Auditing Objective Test 1
15 questions · 54 minutes · Review the marking rules before starting.
Sectional testsWork on one section before the full paper.7 tests
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CMA Intermediate exam pattern
Objective Components (Section A)
Official 2026 patternCorporate Accounting and Auditing · Financial Management and Business Data Analytics · Management Accounting · Business Laws and Ethics · Financial Accounting · Direct and Indirect Taxation · Cost Accounting · Operations Management and Strategic Management. Negative marking: 0 per wrong answer. Each paper's objective block runs on its own 54-minute practice timer here; there is no combined sitting, because ICMAI sets these papers separately..
These figures are TakeMockTest's coverage across 8 separately sat papers, not an official combined paper, and no candidate sits 120 questions in one session. The Institute of Cost Accountants of India sets each paper on its own: Section A of every paper is 15 compulsory multiple-choice questions worth 2 marks each, 30 marks in all with no negative marking and four options per question, inside that paper's own 180-minute, 100-mark window where the remaining 70 marks are descriptive. This site builds only those objective blocks; the descriptive 70 marks are not reproduced. The 120-question and 240-mark totals above are simply 8 of those blocks added together, and the 432-minute total is 8 times the 54-minute practice allowance described on each test, which is 30 per cent of the official 180 minutes and not an ICMAI sectional time limit. For taxation, company law and other amendment-sensitive material, questions follow the provisions ICMAI states as applicable to the relevant 2026 attempt.
Official source · checked 9 September 2026Frequently asked questions
How many CMA Intermediate mock tests are available here?
This page currently has 8 syllabus-checked tests for CMA Intermediate: 8 sectional tests.
Are these CMA Intermediate tests based on the official pattern?
Yes. Every checked CMA Intermediate test matches the official pattern's question count, marks, duration and negative marking, and the source document is linked with the date it was last read. For the paper, that is 120 questions for 240 marks in 432 minutes.
Do these CMA Intermediate mock tests have negative marking?
No. CMA Intermediate carries no penalty for a wrong answer, so every test here scores a wrong answer and an unanswered one the same way, at zero. There is no reason to leave a question blank.
Are these CMA Intermediate mock tests free?
Yes. All 8 CMA Intermediate tests on this page are free to attempt, with no account and no paid tier holding back better questions.