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Revision kits contain a lot of questions and some are adjusted for the changes in the syllabus. If you don’t have time, don’t do the kit.
Thanks , i know it is really hard. I am also thinking of doing the UK variants for f4 and f6 , hopefully that will make it easier. The thing is, it can be really expensive to move in to a place in the uk and not have a job .
Lectures and notes are 30% of ACCA . Practicing past papers and revision kit exercises is the rest 70%
For the Professional exams, how long did you study for them ? And how many did you take each session?
For F’s i used OpenTuition notes, finished them as fast i as i can then started with the Revision Kit.
In my opinion finishing all of the revision kit is more important than the study text.Section B was easy compared to previous years. Especially last 2 questions. i got NPV about 1000+ and last question i found WACC 11.% after issue and 11.38% before issue so WACC falls as more debt is issued, suggested more debt to be issued than equity since the lower the WACC the more optimal WC management
Found the MCQ the hardest part of the paper. finished with 30 minutes remaining just going over everything again
I think no cash flows will come up , examiner keeps saying how students can’t proper interpret using ratios so he keeps examining them . And part of ratios question is looking at cash flows in the company and analyzing them .
transfer occurs on excess depreciation so since only buildings depreciate this is why only revaluation on buildings was transferred
its its only one, yeah , just do it . Finish the lectures quickly and practice with a revision kit. Once you finish that do past papers. Repeat on what you think you are weak at. Keep doing this until the exam.