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- October 15, 2024 at 1:48 pm #712439
Hi – just looking to see if anyone else has experienced this before?
I sat Tax in Sep-2024 sitting and missed the pass mark by 2% – no big deal, will pick myself up and try again.
But the odd part: ACCA feedback dashboard shows that I got 0% for Section B.
I know I 100% attempted every single question – dashboard shows I spent 35mins on this section.
By no means was I confident, but I got an average of 69% for Sections A & C (by % on dashboard).So – has anyone else ever managed to achieve this wonderous feat? Or is this something worth picking up with ACCA?
Thanks!
October 15, 2024 at 8:30 pm #712451Hi jobjoob, I didn’t sit TX in September but sat AA & found your thread via googling the same thing.
I failed by 3%
I have a 0% for knowledge in object test skills which I’m confused about too.
Have you contacted ACCA?October 15, 2024 at 11:03 pm #712454Hi T0402, sorry to hear that you’re in the same boat – bit of a headache isn’t it?
I haven’t contacted ACCA yet as am waiting for advice from my training provider. I will update here once I hear back from them.
But initial reading on ACCA’s website suggests an Administrative Review would be needed, and request deadline is 23 October.
Best of luck!
October 16, 2024 at 5:43 am #712458Hi Jibjoob, yes I just can’t see how that can be right?
I have read an older thread on Reddit where students had marginal fails but yet had scores on knowledge of 100% and it was due to system errors, however they didn’t specify an outcome of whether this impacted their result.
Who is your training provider? I am studying with BPP and have a review call on Friday with my coach so maybe I will ask their advice too.
October 20, 2024 at 8:40 pm #712589Hi T0402, did you get any advice from BPP? My training provider is Babington but they haven’t responded yet.
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