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- April 18, 2016 at 1:19 pm #311244
passed with 59% very satisfied and the marks were almost same as my expectations
April 18, 2016 at 1:14 pm #311241shattered totally disappointed failed it at 44% despite the fact that audit was my favorite subject and i attempted the whole paper. and ironic thing is that the trouble makers P2 and P4 which scared me the most in this attempt i passed both of them quite comfortably. I could have been an affiliate today had it not been for this mishap by my favorite subject i really feel like crying.
April 18, 2016 at 1:07 pm #311235passed with 52 marks in my 1st attempt despite only attempting 74 marks exam so i am very satisfied with the result
March 11, 2016 at 7:13 pm #305761i was able to attempt on 74 marks exam. Q#1 really made it a nightmare of exam for me coz i attempted that question in the end and due to that i was not able to even attempt the part b’s ii and iii hence 22 marks were unattended. Altough i am very certain that ques 2 and ques 3 which i attempted were brilliant. but i dont think i’ll be able to pass by just attempting 74 marks exam no matter how good i performed in those 78 marks.
March 11, 2016 at 7:09 pm #305756how many of you had a marginally negative npv in question number 2? mine was -1.47 base case npv if i remember correctly. While after adding the financing side my APV came out to be around $7.4m something positive.
March 11, 2016 at 7:06 pm #305754i did and yes i agree it was reletively very simple easy and straight forward question. i got a value of 104m using net assets method around 110 something using members earning mathod and 150 using cashflow method.
December 3, 2015 at 12:08 pm #287228no it will not as all the instrument of islamic finance are considered as “equity” centric instead if debt centric therefore islamic finance instrument will reduce gearing and debt
December 3, 2015 at 11:59 am #287224hello i am also in the same boat with you i am studying P2 along with P4 and P7 now it all comes to which paper you found easy in F series. like if you found F8 to be easy then go for P7 as its basically just a mixture of F8 with some P2 and a hint of P1 and P3. but as you said you work in the industry so P5 should be the paper you seriously consider specially if you find P3 to be easy. dont go for tax P6 unless you live in UK coz it wont be of much help if you live in another county or region with different tax laws. i am regretting selecting P4 but that paper really adds up to your CV if you work in the financial sector let’s say a bank,insurance house or a financial investment house. now coming towards the result side of the conversation well tbh P6 is the easiest of them all to pass and also have got the highest passing percentage in all optional papers but it wont add to your skills if you live outside UK tax zone. P7 can be tricky for some but i find it easy to understand coz i love audit and its my strength its passing rate is some what at an average when compared to other optional papers and has got a better passing rate when compared to P4 and P5. P5 is a paper which i would have loved to study but unfortunately i couldn’t. Now the main problem about P5 is that it has got the lowest passing rate of all optional exams coz the marking is always very strict in this exam and examiner shows no mercy however on the positive side one thing in P5 which can be termed as a positive is that it has got the shortest course syllabus of all optional papers and its course is not as long as say P4 or P6 in the end its all upto you. hope this will help you to make your decision.
December 3, 2015 at 11:54 am #287222hello i am also in the same boat with you i am studying P2 along with P4 and P7 now it all comes to which paper you found easy in F series. like if you found F8 to be easy then go for P7 as its basically just a mixture of F8 with some P2 and a hint of P1 and P3. but as you said you work in the industry so P5 should be the paper you seriously consider specially if you find P3 to be easy. dont go for tax P6 unless you live in UK coz it wont be of much help if you live in another county or region with different tax laws. i am regretting selecting P4 but that paper really adds up to your CV if you work in the financial sector let’s say a bank,insurance house or a financial investment house. now coming towards the result side of the conversation well tbh P6 is the easiest of them all to pass and also have got the highest passing percentage in all optional papers but it wont add to your skills if you live outside UK tax zone. P7 can be tricky for some but i find it easy to understand coz i love audit and its my strength its passing rate is some what at an average when compared to other optional papers and has got a better passing rate when compared to P4 and P5. P5 is a paper which i would have loved to study but unfortunately i couldn’t. Now the main problem about P5 is that it has got the lowest passing rate of all optional exams coz the marking is always very strict in this exam and examiner shows no mercy however on the positive side one thing in P5 which can be termed as a positive is that it has got the shortest course syllabus of all optional papers and its course is not as long as say P4 or P6 in the end its all upto you. hope this will help you to make your decision.
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