Forum Replies Created
- Posts
72%, first attempt, 2.5 months of full-time self study. Used kaplan study book and exam kit. I feel sorry for the guys who failed with few scores below 50. My advice would be to devote the whole remaining time to the preparation and practice a lot, using Kaplan exam kit + either Becker or BPP.
@racheldr said:
I thought it was a challenging paper. Feel like 50/50 chance of passing.
Had a hard time with the question where the cashflows where 20% chance this and 15% chance that. Never seen anything like it. So guessed that one. The rest i feel confident but just barely.Where was the question with cash flows with 20% and 15% chance? I don’t think that question was on my exam. Did you sit paper or computer based exam? Can it be that the questions were not same for all students?
I have a similar problem. In January 2017 I was trying to book two March 2017 exams. The website did not work well and I had to try several times until the exams appeared in My Plan. Although the screen showed that the payments were ok for both exams they took money only for one exam from my bank account. I called ACCA and told about that. They issued a debit memo for the second exam which I paid immediately. A month later an invoice appeared under Fees in My ACCA, listing a charge for four exams. After complaining, ACCA removed balance from my ACCA account. One month after that one more invoice appeared, now charging for one more exam. I wrote an email to ACCA about that. On 06/04/2017 I received an answer: “Please accept my apologies for this.I have passed this on to our relevant department and will be in contact in the next 7 to 10 working days”. Today, on 17/04/2017, as the deadline for June 2017 exam entry closure approaches, I tried to book an exam for June 2017. The system does not let me book the exam without paying for that old wrongful invoice. ACCA says I have to wait until 20/04/2017. It is pretty stressful.