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I have P1, P3 and 2 of (P4, P5, P6 & P7)
What is the probability of succeeding in 2 professional papers per sitting?
And what are the best papers mix to take in a sitting?Well you seem to have got the “big one” out of the way with P2. P1 is (99% certain) all written I know not much about P3 but even if it were 100% numbers (and I know it’s not) that would be a good balance of numbers and words
I don’t see anything wrong with P1 with P3
In fact, those two must be cleared before you get into the options unless you’re prepared to to waste an exam entry fee and enter, for example, P1, P3 and P4 but only turn up for P1 and P4
As for the options, I can only comment about P7. Not entirely written (invariably some materiality matters to calculate) whereas I believe both P4 and P5 have numbers in there.
So, again, could be a good balance.
I think personally I would go for P1 with P3 followed 6 months later by P7 with …. your choice
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