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Sir, at first I thank you a lot for free lectures and notes which were very useful to clear f1-f3.
Can you please tell what are the major differences between f4 English and Global as I am a student from India?
Which one shall I choose?
Also I don’t have any books (study material, revision kit and pocket notes) so pls tell if the open tuition lectures and notes are enough to clear the exam?
Please note : I used Kaplan revision kit for f1-f3 along with open tuition resources.
And how long it takes to clear f4 exam only based on open tuition resources as I intent to clear f4 by mid July. So do I have enough time?Thanks in advance.
RegardsP.S.: I intent to work anywhere in the world.
“Anywhere in the World …..” If you intend working in the (now “not-“) United Kingdom then English variant is preferable
Anywhere else – probably Global variant
Can you do it before mid July (I presume you mean July 2016) how can I answer that? I have no idea what other demands there are on your time!
Are you employed
Do you have family to look after
Do you enjoy a busy social life
Do you spend hours every day travelling to work
Are you a television addict
How motivated are you
Can you side-line all these other activities and work devotedly towards F4 success in July (2016!)Do you need a study text? – Probably not
Course notes, video lectures (only half of Global is covered by recorded lectures) and then a revision kit / exam kit and endless hours of mcq practice
Hours and hours and hours of mcq practice
To begin with you’ll probably be lucky to get better than 20% of them correct
But many hours later you’ll be hitting 70%, 80%, 90% accuracy
Do NOT write your attempts in the revision kit / exam kit. Write on a separate piece of paper so then you are able to go through those same questions over and over again
You don’t yet have any material – there’s a 20% discount available on BPP books when you order through this site. Just click on the black box on the right hand side of this page
OK – hope that has been of assistance
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