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Hi Gromit,
Tell me please. I have failed P3 two (2) times.
Both in the high 40’s. I missed last December sitting which
I really am sad about because maybe that one I would have
passed. However I try to move past this. Can you give me
in insight as to what I am doing wrong.Assistance welcome.
Thank You
Pearly2Same here i failed twice and i think i don’t answer the question well such as the concept are not properly explained. Got 45 and 46 in the past exam. hopefully this coming march able to pass.
Thanks for your reply. I think too I need to understand how to use models
better. Hope for the best this time. Good luck.Hi Seagoat,
I am seeing where there is a reply from you but I do not see anything
after opening the mail.Please resend. I need all the help available
Thank you
Pearly,
Must be a some kind of a bug… I don’t know what’s going on.
I encourage you to watch a film on you tube it’s called
ACCA P3: Top 5 mistakes made by ACCA P3 students – by Marty Windle
This should help to boost your motivation and point out key areas to pass this exam. Be honest with yourself and practice those areas which you have suspicion that were reasons for failure.
You can also find other movies with him about P3 techniques and some analysis – he is specialist in P3.
Must have been a bug or something.
I encourage you to watch on youtube:
ACCA P3: Top 5 Mistakes made by ACCA P3 Students – by Marty Windle
I hope it will help to boost your motivation and gain confidence on which area to work. Just be honest with yourself and try to figure out which of these ares you need to improve.
You can also watch other videos by Marty Windle with some tips on exam technique – he is specialist in P3.
Thank you seagoat i found the video very helpful.
I found another good one by the same lecturer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25yPq4K9_ZEThank you very much Yushra. This is very helpful also.
All the best in your exams.Pearly2
How was your exam – I didn’t find any of your posts after exam? I hope you feel good.
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