ACCA Global pass rates for December 2012 vs OpenTuition members pass rates.
We have the results of our Instant Polls – December 2012 Exam results!
Please note these pass rates are not scientific, but are based on the results submitted by OpenTuition members (in instant polls).
We are comparing them with the real global ACCA pass rates, to give you some perspective.
December 2012 session ACCA Global pass rates (ACCA Qualification)
Paper F1, Accountant in Business, 65%*
Paper F2, Management Accounting, 59%*
Paper F3, Financial Accounting, 55%*
Paper F4, Corporate and Business Law, 41%
Paper F5, Performance Management, 37%
Paper F6, Taxation, 47%
Paper F7, Financial Reporting, 53%
Paper F8, Audit and Assurance, 34%
Paper F9, Financial Management, 43%
Paper P1, Governance, Risk and Ethics, 50%
Paper P2, Corporate Reporting, 49%
Paper P3, Business Analysis, 48%
Paper P4, Advanced Financial Management, 33%
Paper P5, Advanced Performance Management, 33%
Paper P6, Advanced Taxation, 44%
Paper P7, Advanced Audit and Assurance, 32%
Previous ACCA pass rates compared
December 2012 session Foundations in Accountancy pass rates:
Introductory Certificate in Financial and Management Accounting
FA1, Recording Financial Transactions, 70%*
MA1 Management Information, 74%*
Intermediate Certificate in Financial and Management Accounting
FA2, Maintaining Financial Records, 61%*
MA2, Managing Costs and Finance, 53%*
Diploma in Accounting and Business
FAB, Accountant in Business, 52%
FMA, Management Accounting, 48%
FFA, Financial Accounting, 46%
Foundation Specialist papers
FAU, Foundations in Audit, 48%
FTX, Foundations in Taxation, 70%
FFM, Foundations in Financial Management, 49%
* Combined pass rates for paper-based and computer-based exams.
Learn more about December 2012 ACCA pass rates from the ACCA Website
shixxy2011 says
For those who have passed P7….how do u pass that paper?…I really do not know where to focus on!! I have the audit grasp and also gone through P2 standards….how does one overcome this obstacle?
blediylli says
can someone tell me where can i find the ACCA F3 book (from PBB provider)? i bought F2 at BPP, but F3 isn’t in the list.
olof says
Maybe you can try Kaplan?
https://kaplan-publishing.kaplan.co.uk/acca-books/f3/Pages/default.aspx
jeannelle gresham says
you are able to get at from interactive
Reena says
Dear Friends,
Open tuition is the best among all the learning partners because the team is always updated now there is flash card for F4 to F9 .The team is concern to all ACCA learners how they can pass by means flash card free Revision Lecteurs notes ,Free notes.It is a selfless service to all student.Thanks to Open tuition for the great service for all students
shevalba11 says
Hi,
I wanted to ask you about this pass rates. I have 43 point in F5 when the pass rate is 37. What does it mean? Should I have passed the exam?
thanks
Ramish ali says
Hello,
Pass rate is the people who get passed out of 100 e.g 37 mean , 37 people got passed in f5 out of 100.
The actual Pass mark is 50 if you score 50 or more than that then you are pass in F5
Good LUck
oluwadamilare says
The whole population who wrote F5 represent a 100% , so if the pass rate is 37,means only 37% out of the entire population passed. U had 45,meaning u belong to the remaining 63% who didn’t pass. Goodluck and hope u fall among the pass rate this time.
Reena says
Dear Friends,
The pass rates the foundation FAB, FMA,FFA the pass rate are low compare to F1,F2 and F3.The syllabus are same but the exams foundation are different .It is not encouraging for FIA student to get low marks and to go further to their studies hey would rather abandon ACCA.studies.The ACCA estabhishment should amend the examination to encourage student to progress and to promote ACCA studies to the world.This study is very important to all people around the globe.
John Moffat says
I understand your concern.
However the ACCA has a standard to maintain and they can not be expected to make the exams easier just so that more people pass them.
It would not be fair because then the people passing these papers would have problems passing the later exams.