F8 Syllabus changes:
There are the following changes to the syllabus:
Deletions:
A1e) Explain reporting as a means of communication to different stakeholders.
A3i) Compare the responsibilities of management and auditors for the design and operation of systems and controls.
E2g Explain the auditor’s responsibilities and describe procedures to be applied in relation to opening balances and comparative information.
E7b) Explain how the audit of not-for-profit organisations differs from the audit of for-profit organisations.
ACCA Paper F8 Format changes:
The exam will remain a three-hour paper, with all questions being compulsory, and with 15 minutes reading time.
There will be two sections to the exam:
Section A will contain 8 two mark and 4 one mark objective test questions assessing the breadth of the syllabus.
Section B will contain four 10 mark questions and two 20 mark questions.
pls add some more specimen exams .really useful
That specimen exam is from ACCA.
The main difference between this and previous exams is the inclusion of multiple choice questions. We have lots of those available on this site now.
See:
https://opentuition.com/acca/f8/f8-revision-mock-exam/
Can a 2011 Audit Text Book be used to prepare for December 2014, exams
Thanks OT!
Plz keep on adding F-8 speicmen exam as it would be very useful.
Plz keep on adding F-8 speicmen exam as it would be very useful.
Dear all
i would like to know that in f-8 specimen question and answer from ACCA WEB. there also have answering layout for multiple question.
i mean that in we have to write notes also.
pls tell me.
Hope this makes the pass rate improve but i suspect timing of 3hrs will be an issue because the whole syllabus will be examined.
Well done! It is is our plan as students to pass exams at the first sitting and Open Tuition have helped in the processes.
The review notes are awesome and support from any angle. What a way to give back to those who are in need!!!!!!!!!!
The exams are not easier, and it is more time consuming to write so many things in the time allotted – time management is what it’s about to succeed at ACCA. Thank you for making things understandable and digestive.
OT, you’re the best!!!!!!!!!!!!
Regards,