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You will still be allowed to enter a maximum of four exams per exam session and a maximum of eight different exams each calendar year.
Resource: https://www.accaglobal.com/sg/en/help/exam-sessions.html
Hi!
Why not to consider working as financial specialist in some media business – music, cinema, show business?;)
Every business requires back office. Why are you so concentrated on auditors’ roles?My diploma was available online via myacca after I’ve completed that specific module and passed F1-F3 (I had no exemptions).
Try to complete that module, maybe diploma will be available the same way.
Workers will work some amount of hours – this figure you should find.
Out of this total time they will have idle time 20%, and actual labour time 2,400 (so this 2,400 is 80% of total time).And the company will pay for total time, that is 30,000. This should be budgeted for the work.
Hope this helps
March sitting discussion
https://opentuition.com/topic/p3-march-2016-exam-instant-poll-comments/Hi,
I use Bpp study materials and they usually provide with analysis which topics were tested at past exams. But this info doesn’t iclude some last sessions.
You can check topics in examiner’s reports: https://www.accaglobal.com/sg/en/student/exam-support-resources/professional-exams-study-resources/p3/examiners-reports.htmlAlsoread forum discussions after exam sittings. Students often share what they remember.
Passed 59 first attempt.
I was absolutely sure as I failed (my perception was that I will collect about 35 marks). I hadn’t time to read scenario for 3rd question, but I just wrote answers that could fit requirements as I saw the topic.
So strange. But lucky me 🙂Gracesikwese, thanks for asking!:)
I just read this topic yesterday and today exam asked about league tables for universities.
Thank you sir for explanation!Q3 – I also think it would be more easier! Messed up with calculations.
But that is my fault – my preparation was very poor 🙁Hi! You can sit both F9 and P1 during one session.
You have to have pass mark OR at least be registered (and pay) for all F papers before registering for P papers.Hi sharna,
Why not? Don’t even let negative thoughts to dip into your mind 🙂
Be positive and productive, and concentrate on your studying for the next two months!Hi,
I would suggest that depends of what kind of student are you.
I knew guys who could easily learn chapters of new material and reproduce it almost word in word. On the contrary, I had to study a lot and to repeat material couple of times.But I believe you could try! If you could spend much time on practicing questions, that would be great.
Also, you could start to study one paper, and see how it’s going by end of January (entry deadline for March is 1 February). If you will have good progress, then you could concentrate on another paper.
Also, F8 for me was like reading and thinking a lot. And I tried to read in the mornings or in the evenings, so another life wasn’t suffered 🙂 Of course, later I practiced a lot.
Checked tips after exam (sat P3).
Firstly, they are very broadly. Secondly, as mentioned by Anthony, they could cover the whole syllabus.I never relied on tips. What I do – I just check myself that I’m aware of all topics raised up in the tips, or not aware 🙂
Oh.. I remember those days when I was sitting two papers per exam session..:)
No chance for me now to do that again with P papers. Only one paper for me each session.. However a lot of people do couple of exams, can’t imagine how to balance my life for this!Good luck to you! F7 has lot of info to study, but was very enjoyable for me.
You will need to be registered for F9 and P1 for same session. Then you can visit only P1 exam, but money will be wasted.
Hi, you can sit exams from F4 to F9 in any order.
F7 requires a deep knowledge of financial standars (IFRS).Go and register, you will have to study that anyway 🙂
I think this paper was pretty fair, and time reasonable.
I used suitability/acceptability/feasibility model in Q1a.Answering for Q3b (about university) got into a mess with job redesign for lecturers..
58%!
Passed with OT and BPP exam kit. But I even haven’t enough practice. So many standards.. I think I earned marks on tricky goodwill calculations well. But who knows for sure…)By the way, results of P2 December instant poll was: 44% – hard, 31% – disaster. But the average pass rate was 50, in trend with other exams!
So let’s hope markers would be generous this time 🙂So nice to see some of you also calculated NCI 13.68! 🙂
@salmiak,
My total assets also were different on about 50M from equity+liabilities (
