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Orhodes: F6 was by far my worst F level exam with a low pass even though I actually thought it went OK after the exam. Keep practising questions, the examiner is limited in what can be asked to the published syllabus.

Writing tips – you should work on the (rough) basis that one mark is worth one sentence of 2-3 lines. Make it easy for the marker reviewing your booklet by clearly differentiating between each “point”. Use a ruler for sections. This way, the marker is more likely to forgive poor writing (are you talking about speed or quality?).

Jamerson: I sat my last F level in March 2016. I then did P1 and P4 in June 2016, P2 in Sept 2016 and P3 and P5 in December 2016. This was not a fun 9 months! With your responsibilities I’d say it will be tough but very achievable to do one P level exam per quarter.

You could also consider whether the college courses are a good investment in terms of your time, adding any extra travel time to/from the classroom. Could you self-study this to the same level? Obviously ignore this if college suits you!

Hope this helps.

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Hi Brook,

That’s right, only lectures and notes from OT and BPP revision kit. Don’t forget the technical articles too on ACCAs website.

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Igor: as discussed above, I don’t think there was any need to also deduct retained earnings as they would have formed part of the net assets (given).

I think I got positive goodwill of $6.2m

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You are right (I hope so at least!). Net assets by definition is = A – L = E

To then further deduct the share capital is double counting it.

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