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- August 9, 2018 at 2:40 am #467013
Respected Sir ,
Can I Use 2014-15 kaplan’s Text And Kit For December 2018 Exam ???
I Have Seen Yearwise Syllabus ,There Are Few Additions , I Will Do It In Last From Opentution Notes .
Will This Approach Be Fine >???
Since There Is No Single Deletions In Syllabus From Past 4-5 Years , I Think The 2014-15 Book With Opentution Notes Will Cover Everything….August 9, 2018 at 6:16 am #467025“There are a few additions but there have been no single deletions”
So what makes you think that a 2014 text will cover everything??!!!
It won’t cover the additions
However, the opentuition course notes and lectures are up to date and should be a good basis for you from which to study
However (again!), I suggest that you keep your study text from 2014 closed and that you MUST invest in an up-to-date revision kit / exam kit from one of the reputable publishers (note the 20% discount on BPP material available when you buy through opentuition!)
And then, on arrival of that kit, having watched the lectures and repeatedly read through the course notes, get stuck straightaway into attempting answers from the revision kit
Don’t lose heart when you find that you’re scoring only 20% or so on your first time through – that will improve to 35% – 40% on your second effort and then 55% – 60% on the third time through those same questions
And then the sky’s the limit! How high a score do you want to achieve? High 80s? Mid 90s? The more often you go through those questions in a revision kit, the higher will be your score
Use a study text only when there is something that you fail to understand or where there’s a topic that you would like to know more about
And, even then, as an alternative to opening the study text, you can post your question on this Ask ACCA Forum and I shall get back to you
Hint: do NOT write your answer attempts in the revision kit itself – use a separate piece of paper to write out your answers. In that way, subsequent attempts at those same questions will not be influenced by your earlier efforts
OK?
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