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On ACCA website, the past papers are online but is there any ways I can get them in PDF versions please?
ACCA own the relevant intellectual property. ACCA has discretion with whom it shares past examination questions.
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KIM SMITH – So, we have to do the questions online? We can’t get the questions in PDF format?
That is correct if you are talking about the Qs in the CBE Practice platform.
For Revision and other Qs in the Study Hub, you can save individual answers as pdfs. When you select a constructive reponse Q you have to key-in something (anything) in the “plan answer” space. When you select “confirm” the model answer will appear below the Q requirements. When you right click on the page you can then “save as” or “print” to pdf.
It is true that some pdfs may be found simply browsing the internet. HOWEVER, these are clearly not updated from the original and exam style has changed over the years. The current format was first introduced from September 2016 and there were significant technical changes in the reporting standards then too – so I would strongly advise against anything pre-S16. Also, ISA 315 (Revised) and ISQM1/ISA 220 (Revised) brought about other changes from 2019 – not to mention technical updates to IESBA International Ethical Standards – and ACCA Code of Ethics.
All relevant Qs from past exams that are not included in the CBE Practice Platform are available FOR FREE and TECHNICALLY UPDATED in the Study Hub. There is no need to look beyond these resources for sufficient, relevant and reliable AA question practice! (Though our OT Case Qs Set 1 and Set 2 and Section A Mock are of course high quality and worth attempting!) https://opentuition.com/acca/aa
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