Can I sit in P1, P2 before attempting F7

I found the details on ACCA’s website regarding the order of modules:

You can attempt up to a maximum of four papers per examination cycle. There are two examination cycles per year: 1 February to 31 July and 1 August to 30 January.

Papers must be taken in line with the following module order. However, you can attempt the papers within each module in any order:

Knowledge (F1-F3) – available by computer-based exam (CBE) or paper-based format
Skills (F4-F9) – available by paper-based format
Essentials (P1-P3) – available by paper-based format
Options (P4-P7) – available by paper-based format.

For example, you can take F3 before F1 and F2, but you must complete all three exams before taking F4.

If your status allows you to enter for papers across modules, please remember that you must complete the papers in order and enter for outstanding papers in your current module if you wish to enter to sit papers in the next module.

For example, you may have already passed papers F1 and F2. You can enter for papers F3 and F4 at the same time, but you would not be allowed to only enter for F4.

Cheers.

@sheenakaur,

in other words and briefly – you can’t 🙂

if you were sitting F7 this time time , including all other oustanding papers from skills level, then you can take profesional papers, otherwise, no.

If you log on to your MyACCA you are able to see all the exams you can currently sit. I’m sure I am now able to sit P1 although I am yet to sit F8 & F9. I do rember something along the lines of having to pay for all un-passed F papers in advance if sitting a P before finishing all the F’s

Good Luck

Ok…..so what is your question??

@sanjeeb said:
Can I sit p4, p1 and p3 but I havenot ayer completed f8 till now

Provided you have passed P2, you can sit P1, P3 and P4, but you will have to pay for F8 in the same sitting.