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CIMA OCS past questions by sitting

Every sub-task from recent Operational Case Study pre-seens, summarised in our own words and sorted by core activity. One sitting at a time, with the number of matching sub-tasks on each.

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Restaurants · 6 sub-tasks shown

  • V1 · Task 4(a)Core activity C: Performance

    Interpreting a month's production variances alongside a KPI dashboard.

    Variance analysis

  • V3 · Task 3(a)Core activity C: Performance

    Interpreting a restaurant's variances using the notes provided.

    Variance analysis

  • V4 · Task 3(a)Core activity C: Performance

    Errors in a colleague's ingredient price and usage variances, the right method and the records needed.

    Variance analysis

  • V5 · Task 3(a)Core activity C: Performance

    How six variances are calculated, what they mean, their limits and how reported events caused them.

    Variance analysis

  • V6 · Task 4(a)Core activity C: Performance

    Interpreting sales mix contribution variances under the individual units and weighted average methods.

    Variance analysis

  • V6 · Task 4(b)Core activity C: Performance

    Benefits of each method of calculating mix variances.

    Variance analysis

Ski manufacturing · 9 sub-tasks shown

  • V1 · Task 4(a)Core activity C: Performance

    Meaning and likely causes of a set of sales variances.

    Variance analysis

  • V1 · Task 4(b)Core activity C: Performance

    Whether planning and operational variances would help assess each regional sales head.

    Variance analysis

  • V2 · Task 4(b)Core activity C: Performance

    Meaning and possible causes of a set of variances.

    Variance analysis

  • V3 · Task 3(a)Core activity C: Performance

    Four fixed production overhead variances and their likely causes.

    Variance analysis

  • V3 · Task 3(b)Core activity C: Performance

    How useful fixed overhead variances are for managing those costs.

    Variance analysis

  • V4 · Task 3(a)Core activity C: Performance

    Meaning and likely causes of a set of variances.

    Variance analysis

  • V5 · Task 4(a)Core activity C: Performance

    Meaning and possible causes of a set of variances.

    Variance analysis

  • V5 · Task 4(b)Core activity C: Performance

    Whether to split a sales price variance into planning and operational parts, and the problems.

    Variance analysis

  • V6 · Task 1(a)Core activity C: Performance

    Meaning and possible causes of variances, using a manager's explanations.

    Variance analysis

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