CIMA Examiner’s Reports
The CIMA Examiner’s Reports are a fantastic free resource for anyone looking to start their exam preparations.
After all, who else is better suited to telling you what you need to do to pass the CIMA exams than the Examiners themselves?
On this page, we’ll add the most recent CIMA case study Examiner’s reports, and provide AI Overviews* for each, allowing you to listen to the key points and analysis from each report – ideal if you need to give your eyes a break, or are just a bit tired of reading!
Full CIMA Examiner’s Reports are available after the February and August exam sessions, and are typically released in April and October, respectively.
CIMA OCS Examiner’s Report
February 2026
Audio AI Overview
CIMA MCS Examiner’s Report
February 2026
Audio AI Overview
CIMA SCS Examiner’s Report
February 2026
Audio AI Overview
The latest CIMA Examiner’s reports will only be available on this page after the release date that CIMA provides on their Study Hub.
We’ll do our best to keep this page updated with the latest reports and AI overviews for you.
Free CIMA Case Study Mock Exam
If you’re preparing for your next CIMA case study exam, and have read the latest CIMA Examiner’s Reports above already, why not check out our full range of CIMA courses and standalone study materials?
We have free mock exams for each of the CIMA exams, which come with detailed solutions and comprehensive debrief videos, to help you feel the full benefit.
What did you think of the AI Overviews?
We’ve tried something new with the AI Overviews, and, as with anything created by AI tools like these are very much still in the infancy phase.
So, it would be great to hear your thoughts on them.
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*Please note that the AI Overviews have been created using the full CIMA Examiner’s Report documents as the main source of information. We do not recommend that you use these as a primary source for theoretical learning, as concepts can sometimes be miscommunicated, especially without the visual elements that are required for some topics such as calculations or tables. We still suggest that you read the full Examiner’s Reports to ensure all theories are seen within the context of the questions provided in the examples.