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First time pass with 68%, really pleased.

I think the best bit of advice I remembered was to answer the question being asked – not the one you want to answer.
I know that sounds a bit silly and annoying for advice, but as you are writing your answer, after every few sentences go back to the question and ask yourself – am I really answering the question they’re asking?
It’s so easy to drift into an answer you have revised for and not what the examiner wants. Are you being asked to comment on the results of a Company’s report? Probably not – you’re likely being asked to evaluate the report itself – is it useful for performance measurement & management? Have they included important items like comparatives between years, or is there too much information in the report for example?

As well as OpenTuition’s resources, I’d strongly recommend watching Steve Willis’ YoutTube channel. He’s an expert tutor for ACCA and has plenty of videos with exam technique, all of which are very helpful.

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