CMA Final Paper 20B Risk Management in Banking and Insurance Marks Weightage and Analysis

CMA Final Paper 20B Marks Weightage and Analysis

The students preparing for CMA Final Paper 20B Risk Management in Banking and Insurance (RMBI), under the CMA Syllabus 2022, should know the Syllabus weightage. The weightage given for each module gives students a better idea for planning their studies. Students should not interpret the syllabus weightage as an indication of the marks that would be obtained from a particular module on an exam.

FAQs

1. What is the total marks of CMA Final Paper 20B?

Paper 20B carries 100 marks.

2. What is the weightage of Risk Management in Banking?

The Banking section carries 60% of the Paper 20B syllabus.

3. What is the weightage of Risk Management in Insurance?

The Insurance section carries 40% of the syllabus.

4. Which Paper 20B modules carry 15% weightage?

Modules 2, 3, 5, 7 and 8 each carry 15% syllabus weightage.

5. Which Paper 20B module carries 5% weightage?

Module 1, Introduction to Risk Management, carries 5% weightage.

6. Which modules carry 10% weightage?

Module 4, Sovereign Risk and Insolvency Risk, and Module 6, Introduction to Insurance Business, each carry 10%.

7. Should students skip the 5% module?

No. Lower syllabus weightage does not mean that the module can be safely ignored.

8. Which section has higher syllabus weightage in Paper 20B?

Risk Management in Banking has 60% syllabus weightage, while Risk Management in Insurance has 40%.

9. How many marks are allocated to objective questions in the recent exam pattern?

The recent Model Question Paper format contains 30 marks of objective questions.

10. How many marks are allocated to descriptive questions?

The recent Model Question Paper format allocates 70 marks to Section B.

11. Does syllabus weightage guarantee the same marks in the examination?

No. Syllabus weightage is a guide to the relative coverage of topics; the actual question-wise marks can vary.

12.How should I use Paper 20B weightage for preparation?

Complete the full syllabus first and then allocate additional revision and practice time to the higher-weightage modules.