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@sal2222 said:
Wow shocking results passed with 51% First attempt.Genuinely didn’t think I passed. I had already started to study for retake.
Congratulations. Exactly the same here. 51%. Affiliate now
@naz01 said:
Guys what is more effective way to do past paper questions?Try not to learn the theory, but understand it. When doing past exam papers, apply your knowledge and write it in your own words. I never did any past exam papers when was studying subject or before the exam, maybe just read few questions and answers. But I always trying to understand all topics.
@naz2 said:
Thank you and yes please it is jibran8487@gmail.comI will check my computer over the weekend and send everything to you
@naz2 said:
Guys when you practice the past paper questions,what is your approach, like you read the scenario and requirements then directly to solution or try to solve it first on paper? also each question how many times you really revise.Naz do you want to send me your email, I’ll look up my computer and see what notes I have there. I should have them all, I think.
@naz2 said:
Thank you, but I wish if I was that lucky.Hey Naz. Sorry to hear you had so many attempts in APM. It’s an amazing subject and not as boring as the other ones. I also struggled big time with it, past it from my 3rd attempt. Thanks to Accountancy School in Dublin, the lecturer Michael Barry is just outstanding, he will pull you through the pain and polish your knowledge, so you’ll pass APM no bother after his classes. Give it a try.
Hi naz01. Could you please pm me how exactly theory works on e business. I’m finalist waiting on my SBR resit results. Can’t wait for it.
Thank youWaiting on SBR results. My final paper and second attempt. So fingers crossed and good luck to everyone.
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