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cee22 wrote:Don’t lose hope. I passed on my 4th attempt. 42%,42%,48%,52%….It’s a scraped pass but I’m glad I didn’t give up….I took a long break between each sitting due to demotivation but I got up. You’ll get there. What I did was do my own recordings, capturing topics that seem challenging, teaching myself in these recordings. I listened to them while washing dishes, doing laundry, etc. Took snaps from the books, etc and every time I couldn’t sleep I’d read these snaps from my phone. I was afraid to open my results email because after the exam I felt like I had performed my worst. Surprisingly that’s when I landed the pass. You’ll get there.
Thank you for sharing this, and for the tips, very motivating x hugs
Salimah wrote: @Jurgita… Dont give up… get up and do it again….and think positive..
Thank you x hugs x
Salimah wrote:Dont give up. Get up and continue. Keep a positive attitude. Even i failed at 46!!!
Thank you for a motivating post!
nicoleta wrote:I have receive the below.
So sorry to hear that, I always have this fear after pressing a button, and my work disappearing into ether, sounds like it actually can happen like this!
MarinaG. wrote:Passed with 80 on first attempt.
I went through past exam papers and BPP revision kit. Instead of doing excersises I went directly to the answers and wrote down substantive procedures for all types of balances /transactions and answers to all theory questions. As mentioned above these are repeating over and over and writing the summary really helps to see the whole picture.thank you for sharing this tip, very helpful
Fail mark 44% on first attempt, I hate multiple choice questions, my head gets hurt after reading the answers I need to choose from and I usually stumble on their tricks to get me confused, I don’t know how to get good at these questions…
38% fail on second attempt, first time was 44%, weird, I have lost the sense of disappointment
Thank you for your response, I will just trust your word that they do have a fair system…
Dear Tutor, do you know why ACCA do not show students their corrected answers and do not give the feedback on the things they have failed at? What is the benefit to the student not to see and understand where exactly they failed? I did ATT exams eg and they would at least give a breakdown by % for each topic so you know which area you are weak at. Thanks.
I am sure ACCA is a cause of some suicides around the world, the journey is very demotivating and crash of confidence to many people…
I think it’s also luck… I did around 20 random practice questions for TX first time and got 44 mark, and now I did over 300 practice questions for FR and got same 44 first time!
