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It’s the “together with exam kit” that would most easily be forgotten

But that would be a major mistake
Yes, the notes with the lectures together with endless hours with the exam kit should be enough – it has been for countless students before you – but a lot depends on your personality and your personal circumstances

Intense motivation together with concentration and focus. Hours and hours practicing questions

Try to read the course notes (just read, don’t try to ‘learn’) once each week – it’s only 2 hours from start to finish

Watch the videos, try one or two each evening

But open that exam kit whenever you have 5, 10, 15 minutes free and get practicing

Hint: don’t write your attempted answers actually IN the book. Write on a separate piece of paper. That way you can repeat all the questions multiple times without being influenced by any earlier efforts

Incidentally, you didn’t say when you were likely taking the exam – if it’s next week then you’ve probably left it too late to start! But anytime after July could be done … dependent upon your own input and ability to avoid other distractions

OK?

Then you’re expecting a lot of yourself – unless, of course, there is nothing else in your life to distract you from the magnetism of the ACCA law syllabus

Acquire a revision kit / exam kit and start practising

And don’t stop until the evening of 10 July!

I’m waiting to hear from you with your first questions

OK?

There have been hundreds (thousands?) before you that have used only my notes, my lectures and a revision kit

It may be that they started earlier than you and it may be that they were able to devote more time than you

But, yes, the notes, videos and question bank from a revision kit should be sufficient

My notes “too shallow”?

Please yourself! Buy a study text … and I’ll see you again soon!

Of course the notes are shallow – what’s the point of writing fuller notes – that would be a study text!

The notes combined with the lectures and a revision kit should be ample to get you past this exam comfortably

OK?

You’re welcome

Absolutely … no chance at all!

With the format of the exam as it now is (multi-choice questions) the examiner has the availability to ask questions from throughout the syllabus in every exam!

There’s no short cut! There’s no easy way!

Just keep reading the notes, watching the lectures and, most important of all, keep practicing those specimen questions from within the revision kit

And, as always, when you hit a problem, post your question on this site and I shall get back to you

OK?