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@sodiqlawal said:
I really think the best way for you to pass is to do one at a time. The exams are not easy and a lot of people think they will finish faster by taking 2 or 3 at a time. I would say on average this is likely the wrong approach as many of them fail at least one. It also seems a much more costly method due to the multiple fails. It only makes sense to do multiple exams if you are not working and studying full time or the company you are employed at has a time limit on how long you can pass.PS i passed all my exams first attempt by taking one at a time so i’m talking from experience. I worked full time all through this period and took all of them by self-study except P6 (due to changes in rules & codes). Good luck for future exams
I think that yuo firdtly need to change your mind, becoz p level us very demanding than f level, the marks would be given for “making your own point”rather than showing knowledge, I did P3 7 times & P7 5 times my usual score is over 40 but less than 50, this time I toke a QBD course from kaplan & attended the ACCA webbenner, I realized that my mistakes are technical rather than lack of knowledge, my advise to is to work deeply in qestions practice & attempted past papers, as well as having revision course”if possible”, wthether you will set one by one or multi-papers/session is your entire decision depending in your time & study method
Haseenababu ; thanks for unddrstanding &thanks for questforknowledge, I am very happy with this achievement, at the end I planned to be ACCA & I did so, it may be after a long time but the final outcome will compensate , I hope that all of to final without being exposed to the situation which was exposed to.
goood luck to allFirstly thanks alot for this great feeling, I was wounder how time was punishing me, I am a self study student & despite that I was not scoring high marks (67 is my highest score); but I passed tough papers like F5, F8 & P5 from the first a ttempt.
time punished me with those two nightmares (P3& P7)& costed me a couple of years waiting for the magic word”pass” in my result’s screen.
this is a great lesson learned “nothing go without toughness with the ACCA” at the end I gambled & patiently waited for this moment which I think worth fighting.
Again my congrats to you and others who passed & hard luck to those who failed.Alhamdulilah, passed P7 (56)&p3 (51)& now ACCA Affiliate.
Congrates to all those who passed & hard luck to those who failed . Abdul try again it will come inshaa Allah (I did o3 8 times and P7 4 times). don’t give upAfter 8 attepmets for P3 &5 attempts for P7 , a magic worm”pass” have seen my result screen today, l have a meracle 51-P3 &56-P7.
Now I am ACCA Affiliate. I spent 6& half years doing this tough qualification during which period I sacrisfied my job to have time for study, spent most of my income paying for fees & study materials, I struggled timed & times again.
but finally its now over, it was a big challenge I have ever exposed to.
alhamdullillah (thank to Almighty Allah)
Gongratulation to those who passed & hard luck to the failures , don’t give up try again it will come.Oooooh, that is what is keeping me fail, I attempted P3 7 time & P7 4 time , the main reason for my failure is not being able to finish the paper with the 3 hours.
ACCA starts to cause me worryI attempted this paper for the 7th time(yes SEVEN!!!!), previously I was rounding to score 41-47 in each session, this session as usual the main concern is time pressure, I did Q 1)-a & b fully, part c) was poorly done (explained the model & ball points on each country), I chose Q2) & did both parts under time pressure(40 min), & Q 4) with only interactivity & individuality was done in part a & nothing done in b.
I hope to have the magic 50 marks
I hate the ACCA exams, this the 4th time to set the exam & expect my self as affiliate, in all past three sessions I was upset, hope this time to get 50 marks in each of the night mares P7 & P3.
may Almighty Allah help mehi,
I sat P3 4 times, I think this seesino is fair, i did the optional questions first ,then spent the remaining time in the case study,
Q3 is the easiest for me with 15 marks on BP change using Harmon Matrix (the processes with each one worth 5 marks)+ 10 marks on CRM with its three stages(Acquisition, Retention & extension) approximately 3-4 marks for each stage of CRM
Q2 15 marks on Porter’s 5Forces(3 for each force analysis)+ 10 marks on Scenario planning(this is the only part I missed for time pressure)
Q1 18 marks for criticizing the CEO’s Approach for Project management in each project phase(initiation, conduct & termination) I suspect that 9 mistakes have to be documented & supported from the Case study(lack of formality, resources not committed to the project, poor strategic fitness, etc.)
another 18 marks for culture & org. structural supporting the project failure(mintzberg is the best answer guide for this)
4 marks for professional skills
10 marks for strategy lenses
I did Q3 well, Q2 p-a well, Q1 P-a(i) well, poorly did Q1 p-a(ii) & p-b, with a loss of ten marks of Q2p-b
overall its a fair paperHi
Its not bad at all, I expect the magic 50 marks,I did Q3,5 &2 Properly(with 5 marks missed in Q3), & did Q1 Poorly in just a time 35 minutes.what a tough paper called p3, I sat it 4 time & didn’t pass, marks goining up to 46 & down to 34 but didn’t arrive 50 any way, what I shall do with, the other nightmare detering me from being affilliate is p7 with two sessions & marks round 43 (no penny more no penny less) what I have to do to be ACCA Affilliate?