Doing CIMA FLP?
CIMA FLP case study practice
FLP teaches the syllabus; Eighty Marks is where you practise the case study, set in your pre-seen and marked in minutes.
Where we fit alongside FLP
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CIMA FLP
Teaches the syllabus online, level by level, with its own built-in tests in place of the objective tests.
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The case study exam
Still sat at the end of each level. It tests whether you can use what you learned, under time, in one company.
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Eighty Marks
Where you practise that exam: timed tasks and mocks set in your pre-seen, marked in minutes, with a plan back from your exam date.
We don't teach FLP's content or replace any of it. Keep doing your FLP learning; use Eighty Marks for the part it leaves to you: writing case study answers under time, in your company, and getting them marked.
What you practise here
Timed tasks in your pre-seen
Short tasks written in your company, against the clock, on the exam-style screen.
Marked in minutes
Feedback marked following CIMA's published marking approach: what earned marks at each level and what to write next time.
Half and full mocks
Whole sittings under the exam's timing, so the day itself feels familiar.
A path to exam day
Know your pre-seen, practise, sit mocks: target dates from your exam date, and whether you're on track.
There's a short theory refresher on the topics your pre-seen points at, for when you want one. It supplements your FLP study; it doesn't replace it.
Self-paced study, with a nudge
- Not sure what to do next
- One recommended next step, always. Nothing is locked, so you can still go anywhere.
- Losing momentum
- Short checks with milestones, and a mark back within minutes of every task.
- Losing track of time
- Each week says whether you're on track, a little behind or behind, and what to do this week.
Try one task in your pre-seen
One case study task, marked and shown at the next level up. Free, no card needed.
Eighty Marks is independent of CIMA and AICPA, and is not part of, endorsed by or connected with the CGMA Finance Leadership Program. CIMA, CGMA and FLP are names of their owners. Our marks follow CIMA's published 2026–27 marking approach. They are a practice estimate to help you improve, not an official CIMA mark or a prediction of your result.