[rammeyy]

Yes Ken, i have already gone through this article but i think it did not cover how VBM could impact other measures like manufacturing (eg % of goods returned or stockout) and marketing spend ( eg % of marketing spend).

[rammeyy]

kamdarvivek wrote:66% and I am done with my final exam! To those that didn’t pass , I am happy to provide any advise as I know once students pass their final exams they forget to provide advise to other students.

bro can you tell me the strategy for clearing apm. what did you do special this time for getting passing marks?

[rammeyy]

Congrats…could you guide me on how to crack APM. How did you study APM?

Thanks

[rammeyy]

thanks, also how many past papers should be done?

[rammeyy]

I appreciate your advice, thanks Ken.

[rammeyy]

Thank you so much Ken for ur suggestion. Should i do 2014, 2015, 2016 & 2017 exam papers also besides questions given on the acca website or these are outdated and should be ignored? What apart from the exam papers, should i do to clear this exam with flying colors?

Regards

[rammeyy]

Thanks John

[rammeyy]

oh i am sorry stephen, actually in this question there were no reasons given for breach of loan being non-adjusting. Sorry for the inconvenience.
PS: you usually reply within hours so that what i was used to, don’t get me wrong stephen

Regrads

[rammeyy]

where have u gone sir?? Kindly solve my query

[rammeyy]

the values were computed on calculator, i have taken 3 places decimal that might be the reason for minor difference.It was indeed a good question and on careful reading of the question again & again,i m able to solve it. Thank you John for your guidance.

Regards

[rammeyy]

Ok sir, understood both the NPV & Sensitivity parts, but sir my NPV is coming around $.394m and Sensitivity of 1.78%. Slightly different from the answer. Was it due to approximation.

[rammeyy]

Sir if i do sensitivity analysis by way of (NPV/Revenue)*100 i.e.% change in sale that would cause NPV to be zero. If i put the values in the formula it is coming around -7.47% but the answer is -1.7%. If sales fall by 7.47% the NPV would be zero but how they calculated @ 1.7% is beyond me.

[rammeyy]

Sir, the difference in NPV was due to different PVAF figures, as per my calculation annuity factor from 4th year till 15th year is coming around 5.478 but as per bpp it is being calculated @ 5.2566. That’s the reason my npv was not matching with the answer but sir if in the exam the same situation occurs will acca give full marks?

Also sir kindly explain me regarding the logic behind the calculation of Sensitivity analysis.

Thanks & Regards

[rammeyy]

yes i did watched your f9 lecture on sensitivity analysis besides your AFM lectures, my only confusion was regarding why they have deducted tax from revenue. Isn’t tax deducted from profit portion? Anyways thanks for clarifying

Regards

[rammeyy]

Sir also need your advice i have both kaplan & bpp exam kits.Should i cover both books or any one of them & which one would be better from exam’s point of view considering i am appearing for 3 p level papers in June 2021?

Thanks & Regards

[rammeyy]

Sir in BPP exam kit, it is given in Q 13 Fernhurst case study pg no 17

[rammeyy]

Tnx a lot sir 🙂

[rammeyy]

yes it from SBR study text, thanks for clarifying.

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Rammeyy

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