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Hi,
For Bcom one receives 3 to 4 paper exemptions. You should send your consolidated mark sheet to ACCA, once they review the subjects you had they should be able to tell you the exemptions you are entitled to.
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AdityaHi James,
I was a full time student and as exams are now held quarterly I use to take 2 P exams at a time. Also, I self studied for all papers (of course with opentuition help). Considering you have lot of things going on I would suggest 1 paper each session (i.e 3 months), I believe thats doable.
Further, don’t think of P papers as monsters its just about using a slightly different exam technique than the F papers. To decide which P exams to choose, firstly consider which subjects you found easier or scored higher than others at the F level. If you still can’t decide then just choose as per the sequence.
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AdityaRequest anybody to throw some light on the above mentioned queries.
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AdityaHi,
I would suggest starting P levels with P1 as lot of it is common sense. Also, it is usually recommended to appear for exams as per order (such as P1 followed by P2 etc). However, note that P1 is all theory.
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AdityaThanks for the reply. Will try to be more specific. I have practical experience and now exam qualified, then will you still say there would be difference in opportunities?
Don’t get me wrong I am still open to becoming a member, but would there be any difference considering my situation (i.e having gained the practical experience).
Have to admit thats surprising, then why pay subscription fee annually? What am I missing here?
Also, Sir what are your personal views on being an ACCA member or just staying an ACCA affiliate?
Thank you
AdityaMy bad, I thought it was the terminal value formula.
Thank you for the reply.
AdityaThank you,
Question number 81 Laceto, while calculating the value of the firm they have used 19 (the present value) instead of 32 (the net cashflow).
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Hi,
Below are the links I had found on the ACCA website –
This is based on the old PER –
https://www.accaglobal.com/content/dam/acca/global/PDF-students/acca/per/per_challenge.pdf
This is based on the amended PER –
Both the above links give an idea of how to go about writing your statements.
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Hi Ken,
Thank you for the reply.
Just to be clear market share is a company’s revenue as a percentage of the industry revenue and market growth is company’s revenue in relation to its (i.e the company) past revenue right?
So we need to compare on specific company and industry scenario rather than on general basis.
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Adityathank you Sir, will definitely use the resources as I have been doing so far 🙂
Thank you Sir!
I think I remember a question where the rankings were different based on the TPAR and return per factory hour. I’ll double check on that. Also, will have to learn up log on the calculator.
Thanks for the reply Mike.
Well my thinking was that I could get the extra qualification, get F7 exempt and get a gap between exams (planning to write F5, F7 and F8 in December 2015 which are all back to back exams).
But what I understand from you is that it would probably require greater preparation than a F7 would considering the time in hand, hence I will probably stick to F7 for now.
Thank you
AdityaThank you Sir!
I had used the approach earlier (i.e for June 2015 exams) as suggested by you and will do the same. Just wanted to know if there are any different challenges as the papers I will be writing in December 2015 are back to back (i.e December 7th, 8th and 9th). I mean since there are no days in between how can one revise effectively the day before the exam or is that something which shouldn’t really matter.
Thank you
Aditya