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I know we get the results but how much of the exam gets saved? Ie if your exam expire whilst you are typing something, will that answer get saved all the way to the point of exam lapsing?
My variant was awful. Sections A and B tested every quirky rule under the sun. 60% of exam was consolidations, section C including.
Thank you so much @mrjonbain !
slawlor92 wrote:I am waiting on Dec results and got one as shown below:
Was it PM you took in December?
slawlor92 wrote:I am waiting on Dec results and got one as shown below:
Was it PM uou took in December?
sephora1 wrote:Guys do the notification indicate anything..
It only indicates that results have been uploaded. However, you will not know what that is until next week lol
@thuongha – I suffer with anxiety too. On Sundays, right before the exam results release, I cannot focus on anything at all… then I don’t sleep until and after I get a text message from ACCA, regardless of the result. As a consequence, I am absolutely useless the next day at work (why do they have to release it at such silly time?).
The only thing that partially helps me coming up to the results day is keeping myself extra busy – whether it’s work, exercise or simply house work. My house is spotless at least once in a quarter 😀@slawlor92 – was it PM you took in December?
Finally managed to log in.
Yes, just like last time, there is a notification on myAcca.
I cannot understand why ACCA/learning partners are sending these emails and show exam results notification on myAcca prior to officially releasing results? Clearly marking is done and results are uploaded, so why can’t they release it? Alternatively, just don’t email people/show notifications prematurely. Mind-blowing.Let the speculation game begin…
I just tried to log onto myAcca to see if there is that notification… I can’t get in! I typed in my details, page started loading but then it took me back to the log in page. Tried to log in three times. Weird.
Well, I have mixed feelings about this one! Some questions were really easy, some were really hard. Overall, I think I’ll get something around 44 ?
Hi Kim,
I wanted to edit my post specifying that exams were cancelled in my location and not the whole of the UK, but this forum does not allow to do that. I apologise if I caused panic to anyone.
However, information on ACCA website is not 100% correct – I was meant to take my exam in Chelmsford, Anglia Ruskin university, and it got cancelled. Meanwhile, on ACCA website it says that only County Hotel test centre got cancelled.
ACCA has unspoken policy to mark borderline exams twice (for students that got 50-52 marks) and if the marker thinks that the student made a ‘critical error’, they purposefully fail the student by marking it down to 49. This does not sound very professional to me, so based on that I would not be surprised if they had a similar procedure in place when it comes to remote exams.
Passed with 54%. Cannot sustain my happiness! Really pleased with the result considering I did C and A sections first and had only 10 minutes left for section B.
Hey!
I am UK based student as well and share your worry. Unfortunately, I don’t think we will be given any other option than to sit the exam remotely or not to sit it at all.
Hey! Sorry to hear you’ve been struggling.
Can I ask where were you training whilst studying ACCA?Less than 12 hours to wait guys… my stomach is twisting even thinking about it…
@ddmoo agreed – this is getting ridiculous. My worry is that this forum might be removed full stop only because of some people not being ethical.
I just do not understand the need for that email exactly one week before the results are released. Students would only know what exam to book depending on whether they passed or failed. I also thought that it could be a targeting email as well… so stressful!
I feel you! Felt exactly the same.
Also, it’s very mean of ACCA not to give access to the full past papers. Clearly they are recycling their section A and B questions.
Hello everyone,
Hope you done well with your exam.
Just a general observation – are people creating ACCA exams are actually English, or do they use bad English to confuse people on purpose? The wording in some of the questions I had was absolutely horrendous. Seems like their exams are not about testing students knowledge and understanding anymore, it’s more about failing us on purpose.
