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- October 17, 2016 at 5:48 am #343800
I have passed P3 on 1st attempt!!!! Glory to Jesus!!!! Its my first ACCA paper to pass on 1st attempt. I got 51%. I did self study and depended on OT video lectures by Sir Ken and OT notes only,then did past paper questions. Thank you soooo much Mr Ken Garret,you made this possible for me. Your explanations were very clear and I loved your examples. Thank you so so so much. My advise to those taking P3 in Dec,its very very important to do past paper questions. You can have all the knowledge about a paper but fail to answer questions in an appropriate manner. All the best. And for those who haven’t made it,don’t give up,success awaits you. Now i have two more papers to go and i will be an affliate. P4 in Dec and P7 in March. And I am going to do self study for both still using OT material. Thanks OT!!!!!
August 4, 2016 at 7:11 am #331305That was quite inspiring and I have read it at the right time when I was wondering whether some papers at the P level should be done with lectures and considering my tight budget!!!!! Thanks Alkemist. I need some more guidance on the option papers to take. Am doing P3 this September 2016. I have sat and passed P1 and P2. Please advise,I want to do the options in December and March.
August 4, 2016 at 6:24 am #331301Hi Ken. Thanks for the video lectures,they are great and I believe they will secure me a pass. I have a June 2015 BPP revision kit, can it work for the September P3 sitting?
July 27, 2016 at 5:13 am #329687Thanks Mike for your advice.
July 23, 2016 at 10:10 am #328476I am doing P3 for the very first time and am self studying. I personally don’t see the time of reading the text (my thoughts). I am reading OT notes together with the video lectures and am finding them very clear and precise. My plan; am going to use the OT notes, video lectures, technical articles and then question practice,period!!!!! I should be able to secure a pass. Am doing a minimum of 3 hrs per day. Nicole may be you are studying full time, there you have more time but as for me,that’s my plan.
July 23, 2016 at 9:36 am #328475My dear Fatima,please download the new notes,after all its free. Why read old ones when we have new notes?
January 18, 2016 at 6:29 am #295476Happy for you who is singing. Yes you have all the reasons to magnify Him. I will check my results tomorrow, not today.
August 8, 2014 at 1:51 pm #188503Haaaaaaaaaaah!!!!!!!! I have passed…at last!!!!! I got 50% i am soooo happy!!!!! I have suffered with P2. Thank you Lord,I ascribe greatness to you!!!!!
August 20, 2013 at 3:44 pm #138689I haven’t done P3 yet but people tell me it’s a paper you can do through self study. P3 is more of theory,i think with your kind of approach you can study on your own and pass it. Those are my thoughts. All the best.
August 13, 2013 at 6:26 pm #137918Maha,
Please don’t risk using notes of 2011 yet there are current notes available on Open Tuition. Check out the syllabus for the paper you are intending to sit, the changes are always indicated. Hope this helps. If you really have to use 2011 notes then you need to know the changes so that you can incorporate them. But i would advise that you get December 2013 notes.
August 13, 2013 at 3:42 pm #137883Thanks Mike!!!!! Will start right away, don’t want to give any excuses in February 2014.
July 15, 2013 at 3:23 pm #133978P2…self study?, no dear. Attend classes. I use BPP and I find it okay. Its a matter of choice which publisher to use.
June 11, 2013 at 2:16 pm #131586<cite>@thuyvu said:</cite>
Q1. Conso SOFP again: restructuring plan, fin assets, pension defined benefit obligation; b. FV of NCI; c. Ethics
Q2. IAS8- operating segment, IAS19 Revenue: deferred payment, IAS16 -PPE, IAS 10- Events after BS date
Q3. IAs 40-Investment property, IAS17- Leases, IAS 37- Provision
Q4. Bin the clutter: disclosure IFRS 7, IFRS 12My dear IAS 19 is Employee Benefits
Revenue is IAS 18, hope you didnt make that mistake in the exam.
June 11, 2013 at 2:12 pm #131585Graham Holt!!!!!!!! He brought the SOFP!!!!!!! We read cashflows,SOCI…man, you got us today. That Qn 1was very very tricky.I spent a lot of time trying to analyse the dates he gave us Jun 2011 Vs June 2012 for calculation of goodwill. Bin the clutter – atleast thanks on this one! I need a pass plz do me a favour!! Lets wait for 8th August…fingers crossed.
May 4, 2011 at 3:21 pm #81301I don’t really think there is a difference between the two.
The board is comprised of various committes:nominations committee,audit committee, etc and all these play a role in the running of an organisation.As we know governance is about the way an organisation is run in the interests of the various stakeholders.
May 4, 2011 at 2:58 pm #81393dipakp,
Tips normally come a few weeks/days to exams. Incidentally, I don’t use tips. If you base your study on tips,you will be disappointed.You have to read the entire syllabus and then go through questions,it’s the only sure way.
Jenny.
March 18, 2011 at 12:50 pm #79967Geet
F8 is a theory paper.Its not hard but quite technical,that’s why it usually has low pass rates.You will need to master the auditing language in answering questions.Going through the kit would help a lot.
F7 has a bit of theory but most of the stuff is computations.It is also a technical paper but
with revision and practice of exam questions would help you too.It would also be advisable to attend classes.A discussion group for both is also important.
You didn’t say if you are attending classes.
If I were you,I would go for F7,but the decision is yours.
Good luck as you decide on what to do.
Jenny.
August 23, 2010 at 12:10 pm #66415I have passeeeeeeeed!!!!!! But why on earth do they give such low marks after u have read so much? But all the same,am so so so happy.F9 teased me a lot and now am through with it.Thank God!!!!I got a cool 51!!!
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