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I will attempt P7 this December even though I’m not planning to be an auditor. Having studied a bit for P7, I found that P7 is much less annoying than F8. It seems to me that P2 & P3 are very helpful for P7. In a past exam of P7 there was even NPV calculation which is in F9’s syllabus.
A friend of mine, who’s a chief accountant, advised me to take P7. Even if you don’t plan to work in audit field, you might need to deal with auditors if you work in accounting field. It can only help you to do your job better if you understand the viewpoint of the auditors.
Good luck!
I did F9, P1 & P7 in the June 2011 sitting and passed them all. I’m also working 40 hours per week. I started studying for them in early February 2011. I have spent 330 hours in total for the three papers.
It’s possible to pass 3 exams in one go. But it totally depends on what type of person you are. If you are confident with your concentration and dedication then go for it. Haven’t said that, I probably wouldn’t have taken 3 if it was a December sitting, because work is always busy in December. But June of Okay. If you ask my colleague he would tell you it’s totally possible to pass 3 or even 4 with full time job. If ACCA allows him he might even take 14 all together. 🙂
Give it a try and you might be surprised of how much you can do.
It is so unfair for the students, especially whose who didn’t pass, who sat F7 in June 2010.
Kaplan. Simply because the books are thinner so that I can move on to the exem kits sooner. 🙂