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Understanding the Structure of the CGFM Exam The CGFM exam consists of three parts, each assessing specific areas of government financial management. The first part, Governmental Environment, focuses on the organization, structure, and function of government financial operations, including legal aspects and public accountability. The second part, Governmental Accounting, Financial Reporting, and Budgeting, evaluates knowledge of financial reporting, budgeting, and accounting standards unique to government entities. The third part, Governmental Financial Management and Control, covers topics such as internal controls, auditing, and financial management practices in the public sector. Each part requires a comprehensive understanding of government-specific financial principles, making the CGFM a challenging certification to obtain.