[anon]

Congrats. So what improvements in your career are you looking forward to the most now?
Just finishing is not nearly enough motivation for me right now.

[anon]

My P1 over the last 4 years:

1) AUG’13 – First attempt with home study for 2 days (TWO DAYS) —–> 47%
2) OCT’16 – Covered entire syllabus by studying every day and night for 2 months —-> 31%
3) DEC’16 – Studied for 2 weeks and reached 25 MINUTES late to the exam —–> 43%
4) JUN’17 – Continued studies from previous attempt for an additional 2 weeks, arrived early->43%

The less I care about this exam, the better I do at it.

[anon]

LOL what an unexpected turn of events.

Thank you for the reply.

[anon]

I am absolutely speechless 🙁

For my first attempt at this paper I was working and only had 2 days to study. I somehow managed to get a result of 44% back then…

This time I studied full time for over a month everyday for this paper. I actually felt comfortable with the syllabus and guess what!?

The result is 31%!!!!!!!!!!!

I wish I can see my paper. This is unbelievable.

[anon]

So much for studying the entire syllabus.

Would’ve been a cakewalk if i practiced more project management questions, and i thought i did, just that this one was unique, so I wasted a lot of time.

[anon]

Thanks

[anon]

This is great, thanks for sharing.

[anon]

Also, what I was hoping to find out here is if anyone who happened to finish the checklist managed to figure out which were the intended questions.

This will be greatly appreciated, many thanks in advance!

[anon]

Thank you very much, worked like a charm.

[anon]

The exam on the whole was reasonable and not very unpredictable.

My weakest area was the unfair dismissal question and i would have liked to see a question on treasury shares in its place.

[anon]

The exam was fair enough.
The requirements of some parts, particularly question 4, was a bit sketchy while feeling the effects of time pressure.

[anon]

Less than 2 days to the exam and its still not to late to try this:

For every question you attempt make annotations and notes in red ink of what mistakes you made and what was the correct answer.

After you’ve done all your practice questions everything in red would be the most important things that you’re likely to forget.

Also for bulk work summaries are useful. Once you understand the subject, a summary is all you need as your starting point to let your mind recall everything else.

Once you’re done all your revision the summaries and everything in red will help jump start you’re memory.

Hope this helps

[anon]

i have problems downloading it.. it shows as an unknown file type thats only 14 bytes

[anon]

Primarily Opentuition course notes + BPP Practice Kit…
I use BPP texts only for occasional referencing for in depth areas

[anon]

Very good paper this round, sadly dont matter how hard i tried i could not manage my time well, so i’m pretty sure i failed and wasted this nice paper.

Time to buy new books, pay for new lectures and get ready to learn the new syllabus.

[anon]

same thing with me shafy! i thought i deserved at least a 50. utter disappointment 🙂

[anon]

WOOP D FAWKIN DOO
congrats all

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