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I have have F6, F8 and F9 left in my fundamentals and I am planning to take two papers for June session and two papers for December session. I am planning to take F6 and F9 for the June session and F8 and SBR for the December session, is it a good idea?
Hi @hananfawad,
Seems like a good plan to me as I can see that you are keeping an appropriate time of 6 months to prepare for each sitting.
But a word of advice – preparing for 2 ACCA papers for the same sitting is challenging (not impossible though!) so best is to make sure you give 6 months to prepare well and utilise that time smartly (and wisely) for each of the two sittings i.e. June’21 and Dec’21. The reason that I am highlighting this is, at times students tend to start procrastinating considering they have 6 months in hand and then they get caught up in their commitments like full time job etc and end up neglecting preparation for exams. So just keep that in mind.
Alternatively, each of these Applied Skills (previously Fundamental) papers can be given one sitting at a time (March, June and September) in whichever order you like. Some students find this more convenient rather than giving multiple papers in one sitting as it helps to establish better focus since they have just 1 paper to attempt.
That said, wish you all the best for your exam preparation and exams!
Hope that helps.
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