No – but they are all covered in the notes and lectures.
A good idea would be for you to make your own list – writing them down yourself will help you remember them.
But also remember that only 50% of the exam is calculations. The rest of the exam is to make sure you really understand what you are doing and are not just learning formulae 馃檪
Yes (albeit there are two chapters, which need to be done in the correct order).
The examiner has said that the 2 questions Section C will come from the syllabus areas of decision making, budgeting and control (variances), and/or performance measurement. (One of the two is almost always on variances)
kashm93 says
Hi – is there a list of all the variances and formulas somewhere?
John Moffat says
No – but they are all covered in the notes and lectures.
A good idea would be for you to make your own list – writing them down yourself will help you remember them.
But also remember that only 50% of the exam is calculations. The rest of the exam is to make sure you really understand what you are doing and are not just learning formulae 馃檪
krupali289 says
hello sir
Is it ok if i do the variance chapter at the end after finishing the course ?
And can you let e know that from which chapter there is more chances to ask 20 marks in section C ?
Many Thanks
Krupali
John Moffat says
Yes (albeit there are two chapters, which need to be done in the correct order).
The examiner has said that the 2 questions Section C will come from the syllabus areas of decision making, budgeting and control (variances), and/or performance measurement.
(One of the two is almost always on variances)
krupali289 says
Thanks for your help !
So it means I can do chapter 13 & 14 last ?
Krupali
John Moffat says
By all means 馃檪