Graduation students
You want to understand whether you can begin preparation alongside college and what a workable study rhythm could look like.
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How Ajeya works
Ajeya does not begin by asking every learner to choose the same batch. We begin with your preparation context, then discuss a route that makes sense for your current foundation, schedule and direction.
Start from your situation
You want to understand whether you can begin preparation alongside college and what a workable study rhythm could look like.
You need to plan around work hours, busy periods, revision time and a realistic exam-preparation timeline.
You want clarity on eligibility, cost planning, class format or whether US CMA fits your present direction before choosing a route.
1. Share your context
Tell us your education, current status, available study time, intended timeline and the question you need help with.
2. Preparation-fit conversation
A counsellor discusses your foundation, topic gaps, learning pace and work or college constraints. This is not an automatic admission or scholarship decision.
3. Clarify the route
Before enrolment, clarify class format, preparation support, official IMA-controlled requirements, budget questions and the next action that fits your situation.
4. Choose deliberately
If you decide the route fits, admissions explains current enrolment and onboarding steps. You remain free to compare options and verify written terms before payment.
Before you decide
Preparation planning, class-format questions, study routine, practice, revision support and counselling about the route you are considering.
IMA controls its own programme, membership, examination and certification rules. Employers control hiring. Ajeya does not guarantee a scholarship, admission, result, job, salary or placement.
Common questions
No. The Preparation Fit conversation is for understanding your context and discussing suitable next steps. Admission and any scholarship opportunity follow their own process and are never guaranteed.
No. You can use the conversation to clarify questions, compare options and review written terms before making a payment decision.
Yes. Share your work schedule and the time you can reliably protect for preparation so the discussion can focus on a practical study route.
Yes. Fee planning, what is included, and which official IMA payments are separate are appropriate questions to discuss before you enrol.
No. IMA controls its programme, membership, examination and certification requirements. Ajeya can help you understand the preparation and planning side.