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- March 26, 2016 at 6:18 pm #308355
Hello Sir,
I can’t decide the other optional paper apart from P7 that I should be studying for. I appeared for and passed F9 in the December’15 session and I mainly used your lectures and notes for that.
The way F9 went, I was fairly confident of not only passing it but achieving a good mark as well. However I just scraped through and was only able to score 51% which means that I was JUST able to get through it.
Before that result I was making up my mind on P4 especially because I knew that I could use your lectures and notes again for that as well which I was comfortable with when I was preparing for F9 but the fact that I just scored 51%, what I’ve heard about P4 that it’s probably the toughest paper in the ACCA qualification and the fact that I am working full time, I am having to rethink and choose the other optional paper very wisely and I need to do that quick if I am to appear in this June session.
Another fact that might help you in giving a more informed advice is that I am not sure whether I will be making a career in financial management but since I enjoyed doing F9 that’s why I was getting inclined towards choosing P4.
So in light of the above, kindly suggest what should I be doing.
Thanking you in advance!
March 28, 2016 at 4:16 am #308438same here
March 28, 2016 at 8:30 am #308454It is impossible for me to advise what is best for you.
P4 is a tough paper, but so are all the P level exams – P5 gets a very poor pass rate. The current P4 examiner has made the exam better.
I would suggest that you look at a couple of recent past papers for which P exams you are considering – not to obviously try answering them at this stage, but simply to see the style and level of the exams.
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