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Thank God, i passed with a B and a second class upper! i thank my mentor in Nigeria Abdul Quadri Lawal.
i am so grateful to Opentuition, Trephena and other contributors on this forum democratising access to quality and world class education. God bless you all60% P5, 61 P4, so happy, ‘m now an affiliate. I thank God for his mercies.
And you, OT, since I found you some years ago, you have been, well…, a study buddy, a tuition provider, a helping hand and friend. its true what they say the best things in life are free.Congrats to all those who’ve passed and all the best who still have exams to pass, i believe in you too, just like OT does. Peace out!
60% P5, 61 P4, so happy, ‘m now an affiliate. I thank God for his mercies.
And you, OT, since I found you some years ago, you have been, well…, a study buddy, a tuition provider, a helping hand and friend. its true what they say the best things in life are free.Congrats to all those who’ve passed and all the best to those who still have exams to pass, i believe in you too, just like OT does. Peace out!
Me three!!!
LOL, the more i read it, the more i wonder if i actually sat for the same paper!Hello Dear Tutor,
Looked through another text, and found that the 400 was the sum of the Debt + Equity for the closing amount of the previous year, lol!Thank you.
Hello Kenparmar,
i am currently using the notes for P5 from this site. Even though i am following up with lectures. I think it should be fine. Just my two pence. find here: https://opentuition.com/?wpdmact=process&did=MzEuaG90bGluaw==
Another thing you might really want are tons of question practice and the Acca past questions are pretty large and sufficient. Find here: https://www.accaglobal.com/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/p5/past-exam-papers.htmlHello Niranjan,
i am a P2 student as well and i think a lot has changed since then, e.g. Revisions to IAS 1, IAS 32/IFRS9 and new IFRSs altogether.
However, as you say you have no way of getting study materials, then stick with Opentuition all the way i.e. videos, and text and ‘m sure u’ll be fineHello Ugras05
I have found that its better to go through the whole log ( i.e. go thru the study text and practice questions), than to proceed with assumed knowledge that may not be complete or fresh as possible.
However, i missed the part of FA12 and FA11….., are they for revising foundational material or ?Hello,
i think its very time pressured, i attempted f4, f5, f9 in june and at a point near the exams, i started wondering if i had put enough work on them, ‘m hoping for passes though. Anyway, i was working but you’re fully a student so that’s in your favor. I would advise you take your self out for 2 weeks enjoyment, then sign ur self up for 100% dedication for the four courses. All the best!Well obviously, u guys have prepared well, i didn’t. Well no point in complaining, the examiner couldn’t have been kinder!!! Well, seriously hoping for a miracle.
@ Shadedrose: hope u’ll not kick me out of future study groups, i promise ‘ll change, lol
@ individual, i studied both f2 and f3 together and came out with great marks, but ‘m a gard of engineering, so maths is fun for me. now that i have to write theory papers like f4, f5 and f6 together, ‘m planning pretty hard to get a better study schedule cos i know it”l take a bit more.
So, everything is possible, if u can pay the price, i guess.
PS: i’m taking 3 courses per session now
@ lipuuu: lol, true maybe, but say, aw many courses per session, 2,3 or 4, what works for you?