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Natalia83. Your email address is not correct. Referring to exam success. I used BPP Study Text (only read the main issues, not whole) and practised past exam questions. I don’t say something new:
– Basic knowledge;
– Practising past exam questions;
– Understanding the requirements in the question and applying the knowlegde;
– Sticking to the time;
– Making the answer in the structured way;Good luck in next session!
THE DECEMBER 2014 PASS RATES
F1: 83%; F2 58%; F3 59%; F4 70%; F5 44%; F6 43%; F7 43%; F8 45%; F9 40%; P1 52%; P2 50%; P3 48%; P4 33%; P5 30%; P6 38%; P7 42%Passed 57%. All exams at first attempt.
After 5 sessions (13 exams, 1 exemption) I am affiliate now. Congratulations to all , who passed.To them, who failed – don’t give up – you will manage next time.Just to confirm.
I want to take P4 and P2 in June session, not taking P3, but as I understood I have to enter as well for P3 (just registering even if not really taking exam)?
Second question. Can I register for every exam in different exam centres in different countries (during exam session I have to travel to England and I live in Poland, so P4 in Poland, P2 in England).Passed with 66%, so very happy, as I did not like the exam. It was not difficult, but I would say very specific. I want to tak P2, P3, P4 in next session. Which books would you propose ( I selfstudy, using partly open tuition lectures)? I used BPP books, but I am not sure it they are the best – too much materials, sometimes you do not know, on what to concentrate.
Got GLO 64%, expected above 80, so a little disappoitment, but happy to have it over. In ACCA exams you are never sure until you get final results. I think that after changes it will be easier to pass. Congratulations to all, who pass!