[emily1]

I passed after third attempt. With 50% it was really tight result

2 more exam to take, SBL and APM.

[emily1]

I fail with 49%, it is the second attempt , I cannot believe it.

[emily1]

Hi Kim,

Thank you so much for your advised on this.

I will work hard and I will pass this time.

Kind regards

Emilia

[emily1]

Congratulations the one who passed the exam.
I did not pass, It was my first attempt. It is so frustrated after studying so much.

@Mon0910, who got 78 marks, at first attempt , could you please share to us your study strategy.

Thanks

[emily1]

Hi Kim,

Yes, I will take the exam tomorrow.

Thanks you so much for the advised.

Wish me good luck!

Kind regards

Emilia

[emily1]

53% 2nd attempt, I wanted to throw the towel because I’m pretty busy with 2 little kids and work, however, after seeing the other guys’ comments on how they passed SBR in December with a high score, by doing 4 times the kit practice exam. They encouraged me, I did it only once, I couldn’t do more due to time and energy. It’s pretty exhausting, so guys don’t lose hope.

[emily1]

Sir,

I have found the answer, it was a pass exam question December 2012.

[emily1]

I did not get the answer because I could not attend the revision mock test, 2 years ago, where i was having the tuition.

Im now when I am self studying to také the SBR test, I came across to this mock test.

[emily1]

The unrealistic profit of seller must be reduced, in this case Grant Co the associated is the seller, and Ulysses is the buyer, then reduce inventory in the consolidated SFP.

[emily1]

You are missing the TERP ( Theoretical ex right price) it is calculate 1 new shares by right price and 4 shares by market price. Then total prices divided over 5 (1+4) the result would be applied the bonus fraction. Market price before issue/ TERP

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