CBM Exam Content and Learning Objective Statements
The CBM CBKB is organized into 10 Learning Modules, 176 sub-modules/topics, and 949 Learning Objective Statements. The CBM candidate is required to demonstrate proficiency in all of the 10 Learning Modules according to the weights allocated to each module.
The CBM Exam consists of four parts:
Part 1 - The Core I Exam consisting of 150 multiple-choice questions
Part 2 - The Core II Exam consisting of 150 multiple-choice questions
Part 3 - The Integrated Exam consisting of 100 multiple-choice questions
Part 4 - The Capstone Exam consisting of a written analysis of a Harvard Business School case
The focus of the CBM Exam is on both hard skills (Parts 1, 2, and 3) and soft skills (Part 4). Examples of hard skills include analytical, technical/technological, mathematical/quantitative, problem solving, decision-making, deductive/inductive reasoning, and functional skills. Examples of soft skills include written/oral communication, interpersonal, qualitative (content and context analysis), implementation, listening, leadership, and teamwork skills.
If you register before May 1, 2010, APBM will give you the new Apple iPad as part of your CBM registration. We want to equip you with the best technology possible to facilitate your studying. With the iPad, you can study online, listen to your podcasts, and review the flashcards, slides, and videos....in other words, you can truly study whenever and however you'd like. Register for at least two of the four exam parts, and APBM will give you the new 16G Wifi Apple iPad, valued at US $499.*
For additional information about the CBM globally, please click on the respective geographical region:
*An individual will have to pay the full-price of each exam part ($900) to qualify for the iPad. Registrants from India will have to register for all four CBM Exam parts to receive the iPad. There are no refunds for any monies paid as part of this offer. There is no time limit to finish the CBM Exam.
Please note that The Core I Exam was previously called The Core Exam and that the Core II Exam was previously called the Functional Exam.