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I wasted an hour trying to figure out why has he chosen a price of 94 then i googled it and came to that post.
@eagledave said:
You are getting very close to passing, I’d say to try again while it’s still fresh in your memory. I can’t advise you how or what to do cause I failed P3 recently but passed P2, so disappointed as even though I struggled with time, I was still hoping I did enough, but I only got 45.. So now have to retake it and then do P4 as well. Time is gold here, so if there is an opportunity to take them, try your best, cause you never know.There are free webinars on ACCA Student Accountant for P1 & P3, 5 sessions each, so would be good to revise using that.
Thanks for your advice. I will have a look at Student Accountant for the webinars.
@cr333 said:
Well, none of us have seen the Strategic Business Leader exam yet, so we can’t say whether it will be easier to pass than P1 & P3. Personally I am trying to pass them both beforehand as my theory is that learning providers will take a while to get the study materials up to a good standard for the new exam.However as you have had multiple attempts at both exams without success maybe for you it would be worth trying to get your options done and then trying the new exam. It sounds like the new exam will require you to think on your feet and apply your skills from a wide range of topic areas – do you think this would suit you or not?
Your marks for P1 and P3 are very close to passing though so it doesn’t seem like it would take much to get you to 50+. Perhaps you need to work more on your exam technique than your knowledge. Are you answering every question in the paper or running out of time?
I always run out of time but I always think I did enough to pass though. And also my writing skills are not very professional so probably that’s the factor.
