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Hi, i have got my F2 exam on the 12th of this month i have covered all the topics via BPP online learning lectures and even some on here, however i feel like all the information is going in one ear and out the other. the theory side of things e.g. definitions etc. i feel fairly confident with, however the maths side i am finding difficult with so many different calculations to learn and understand. what would be best plan of action. Going through all of the lectures again and taking notes or simply focusing on exam practice? and do i have enough time to be prepared for the exam?
any help would be appreciated
Regards Ahsan
You should focus on question practice – I assume that you do have a Revision Kit from one of the ACCA approved publishers.
You should practice all of the questions, learn from your mistakes, and ask in the Ask the Tutor Forum if anything isn’t clear and then I will help you.
I would probably concentrate on exam questions if I were you.If you have any troubles with areas then go to relevant lectures to try and jog your memory and if you still have problems ask on the ask the tutor forum or this forum.Otherwise try to relax and remember you will forget some parts of syllabus as just about everybody does and just try to use your best judgement over questions you are unsure of in the exam.
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