MBA Inbound CPC-Based Comprehensive Exam

Hello sir, I am Dexter. I am from Houston. I want you to help me by giving me some information about the Inbound Common Professional Component (CPC) based comprehensive exam for admission to Master of Business Administration (MBA) program. Can you help me?

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As you have asked about the Inbound Common Professional Component
(CPC) based comprehensive exam for admission to Master of Business
Administration (MBA) program, I am giving you some information about it,
check below for the details

The purpose of the CPC-based COMP exam is to assess learning outcomes at
the program level of the business program by measuring retained
knowledge.

The exam is based on the Common Professional Component (CPC) topics as
defined by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs
(ACBSP) and the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education
(IACBE).

The exam can be customized with topic selection for alignment with learning
outcomes. Exams are paid for after the testing period is complete and pricing
includes all reports.



The base exam (before any topic customization) consists of 120 questions, 10 each from 12 topic areas:
1. Marketing
2. Business Finance
3. Accounting
4. Management (Operations/Production Management, Human Resource Management,
Organizational Behavior)
5. Legal Environment of Business
6. Economics (Macroeconomics and Microeconomics)
7. Business Ethics
8. Global Dimensions of Business
9. Information Management Systems
10. Quantitative Techniques/Statistics
11. Leadership
12. Business Integration and Strategic and Management

Each exam is randomly generated from a test bank of questions and no two exams are identical.


Random question selection for each exam, along with other security
measures in place, means no proctor requirement for the exam.



The total score and score for each topical area are reported to the student
immediately upon completion of the exam.

Individual exam scores (total, topic, and subject), the group total score,
topic and sub-topic scores, and subject-level scores (4-8 subjects/topic) are
available and reported to the institution immediately upon completion of the
assessment.

There is no minimum group size limitation for summarized scoring.