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the scenarios are too lengthy, it takes approximately 45mins to 1hr to read the whole scenarios .i.e about 1/3 of the available time for the exam. its like the examiners are purposely using it to distract our writing time
u can switch to P7 if you haven’t taken it. if u can give the same effort you are giving to P5 i’m sure you will pass. i have done that already and passed p7. just left with one more which is p5. But remember you will adopt a similar approach like your days of F4. learn to quote a bit of popular IAS and ISAs. e.g this company has not valued inventories correctly in accordance with IAS 2 Inventories, therefore their inventories may be overstated
This p2 exam is actually unfair to students considering the fact that the exam is actually a three to four months course. Yet the Examiner expects the students to be accounting/Finance expert within such short period of time. i bet even P2 lecturers could have found this exam very challenging under similar exam conditions.