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Hi just got my results for P6 & P7 failed both of them. But wanted anyones advice when doing my resit
would it be better to focus on one subject at a time ?
Do P6 in Jun and P7 in Dece so i can focus on one subject . Don’t think i can pass both in June 13 again
I have already started my revision for P6 in Jan 13 Funny thing i knew that i wont pass it so i started straight away.
Want does any one else think good idea or not??. Iam nearly their but want to pass now this year rather than wasting time doing resits.congrats to those who pass best of luck next time !! hear i come for Jun.
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I would. Waiting an extra 6months to get them both done really isn’t going to do any harm (as long as you’re not close to the 10 year limit). I think if you have failed both then I would split them. Get P6 nailed and move on.
Maybe if you got 49 on each it might be worth having a go at both again – but if you were further away I’d be tempted to split them.
Are these your last two ?
Hi thanks for your advise yes final ones self study . go to 2018 to pass all exams any way.
paid for by myself iam 35 seem like i have been doing them for ever but its worth it (work & study same time too.- Topics: 0
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@rakhi said:
Hi just got my results for P6 & P7 failed both of them. But wanted anyones advice when doing my resit
would it be better to focus on one subject at a time ?
Do P6 in Jun and P7 in Dece so i can focus on one subject . Don’t think i can pass both in June 13 again
I have already started my revision for P6 in Jan 13 Funny thing i knew that i wont pass it so i started straight away.
Want does any one else think good idea or not??. Iam nearly their but want to pass now this year rather than wasting time doing resits.congrats to those who pass best of luck next time !! hear i come for Jun.
I think that you don’t need to split. If you focus on one paper per session your chances to become an affiliate quick will decrease.
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I am in the same boat mate, failed P6 with 42 and failed P7 with 46 although thought I would pass P7, my boss advised me to do one at a time but I am determined to clear both of them next sitting.
Look at it this way, if you attempt 2 but pass 1 and fail 1, its better in my opinion.
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