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Hi guys
I am considering taking papers F4, F6, F7, F8 adn F9 in no more than two sittings, one of 2 exams and the other of 3 exams.
Which two would you recommend to start with? (the rest three will be set on next sitting then…)
Thanks ever so much in advance!
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take f4 and f8 as well as f6 then u can sit the numerically demanding the next sitting..
i wll recomd u to go with sequence F5 f6 and f7 in 1 sitting and f8 f9 in other but u knw better which u find easy n which u find hard take 1 easy in 3 n 1 difficult on 2 it will help u n u should check sylabus download notes n i will recomnd u to take 3 subject and then 2 BEST OF LUCK N TAKE CARE
Hey
Can anyone else please help with categorizing F5 F6 F7 F8 and F9 into easy and hard groups?
Many thanks in advance for your help!
difficulty of papers depends on your preference…… Some people say f4 is very easy yet i find it very hard where the same people finds f6 very hard and i find f6 very easy…. so depends on your liking
I agree with icedawn. I like straight forward papers, where you know what is going to be asked and can practice enough. Practising is time consuming, but at least you can go to exam with confident that you will pass. So I liked F6 and F7 with proformas and templates.
F8 was not nice, although didn’t take much time to study. I wrote all three hours in the exam non-stop, but got my lowest mark ever. And now I am panicing with P1, because it is also all written nonesense like F8. (I mean, the answer makes sense when I read it, but I am totally unable to produce anything near model answer myself. It’s not about pure facts, it’s just blah blah blah)
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