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Passed with 69%. This was my last one. Since my husband is French, we had a lot to celebrate!
I passed all exams (F1 to P7) on first attempt – thanks to Becker books and OpenTuition. P2 and P6 were the most challenging ones I thought.
To all who have to re-sit, keep it up, it will pay off. The best tip is to attempt as many past exams as possible.I started with exam with Q3 and Q4, then Q2 and ended with Q1. I rushed through everything and just managed to finish – but without any time to think further.
I read some of your points which have completely escaped me! I did mention some others though.
It is the first exam where I had to request a 2nd booklet, that’s how much I wrote! hope the examiner can read me!!Passed with 71%, first attempt and self-study.
Dino’s webinar was great.
Only P7 to go in June.Passed with 66%, first attempt and self-study. Thank you Chris for your amazing teaching. You have a gift for making complicated things simple.
One more to go, P7 in June…@vulnavia said:
58% second time P6 ZAF though, self-study.I passed the ZAF version with 63%, first attempt, self-study.
I agree, it was SO tough. I’m glad it’s behind…Passed with 61%. First attempt. So relieved.
If you were not so lucky, don’t despair, keep it up, you’re nearly at the end of the road!Passed with 64%. I thought I did much better. A bit concerned since I’m planning to write P7 and I’m not sure what went wrong. But I’m thankful for passing! P exams, here I come!!
@syeduzairnaqvi said:
I also chose the same for theory of BF, but in case of NRV and irredeemable preference shares I chose neither 1 nor 2Do you remember what the statements were?
@syeduzairnaqvi said:
Hi, what was the answer of the MCQ in which it asked about the irredeemable preference shares and NRV?Sorry I can’t remember
The one about behavourial finance I think was irrational decisions by finance managers or something like that. Not sure though…
For q31, I got Ke for:
ordinary shares around 11.8%
preference shares: 8.08%
And Kd for loan notes: 5.5% (using IRR), which I also applied to bank loan (not sure if it was right)
WACC was around 11.6(or 7)%For q32, I found NPV: $11.2m. I used the 5% value at end as scrap value and deducted it from carrying value to apply a balancing tax-allowable depreciation benefit.
My Payback period was 2.7 years.MCQ (in random order, please stay with me!):
Right value per share: $0.9
Economy inputs, efficiency outcomes
Factor gives reduction in profit of 90,000$
About gvt action to increase demand, I selected reduce currency value (not sure)
Economic risk (affects demand)
I used Asset Beta = Equity Beta since the company was ungeared.
I selected when bank accepts the letter of credit (not sure!)
Aggressive approach since they used short-term finance for all fluctuating + part of permanent current assets.Can’t remember the rest!
@jaaaasmin said:
Wooooww !! would you mind sharing tips on how u studied ?? 🙂I used Becker Professional study material, coupled with Opentuition for revision.
5 weeks of hard work – full time (though I have a family). Lots of exercises. And a few test practice for time pressure – that’s what I found the hardest with F5: time pressure!Thank you Eitan.
ACCA offers a ZAF version but it seems impossible to find the study material or centre which offers to write the local version.
I’ll follow your advice. Thanks.