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Sir there are Paper based exam questions in the exam kit for multi task questions. I wanted to know should I do them or should I only refer to Computer based exam question just a bit confused.
And sir after completing the multi task question(and some revision & practice) am thinking to go for the specimen exam what do you suggest how much minimum number should I score in mocks or specimen before I go the final test.
Thanks a lot Sir for all the effort and support.
The pass mark requirement in the exam (and, in fact, in all ACCA exams) is 50%
As for practicing a specimen paper … why not?
Same response from me about the paper-based multi-task questions – why not tackle them. There’s no reason why such paper-based questions could not be converted into CBE format
Generally, you should aim to get as much practice in before the exam date as you can. As for ‘what do you suggest how much minimum number should I score in mocks or specimen before I go the final test.’ – that’s an unanswerable question
But if you’ve followed the lectures and read the course notes (2, 3 or 4 times) then you should be feeling confident enough to go for the real thing
Does that help?
Yes sir it does, I am confident enough just doing a bit which is left will be giving the exam on this Thursday if everything goes as per my schedule.
Sorry sir i wasn’t able to give you update on my exam. It was really a fun and enjoyable subject all because of your efforts , time and help. I wasn’t able to give the paper due to my schedule. But i did later and got 60% all thanks to you I know i could easily got better marks if I did more practice which i wasn’t able to due to certain reasons.
Thanks again for making Law(eng) paper so enjoyable and fun for me and for everyone else.
Well, that’s good news and thank you for letting me know your result
Onwards now to the enxt session – did you notice that there’s a 25% discount now on BPP study material ordered through the link on the OpenTuition site? It’s a special discount rate and is applicable only until 24 July!
Good luck with your future studies
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