LW2019 ACCA LW Exam results – Instant Poll and Comments

hi'' which exams kits did you used thanks

When I did my exams there were no exam kits! There was no Kaplan and no BPP either

Passed my F4 Global Variant 71% Study resources: 1) Open Tuition Lectures 2) Open Tuition Notes 3) Open Tuition MCQs 4) Open Tuition Mocks 5) BPP Revision Kit 6) One reading of BPP Study Text Average 3 hours a day study. Was expecting around 80% considering the sources covered. Therefore, I categorize the exam as difficult. I most thankful to open tution for being the best platform which enabled me to pass the exams privately without need to join coaching due to lack of time. Again very thankful for your services. Regards Zeeshan Qureshi Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

Well done Zeeshan … and there's no shame in scoring 'only' 71% - that's a good score! Onwards and upwards!

Sir, If I have given the first five papers of ACCA, can I give my audit paper ( F8) before F6,F7? Will I face any problem ? Is F8 related to F6 or F7 in any way?

Sir I wish to give my law glo exam after a 20 days preparation period. I will study from all open tuition resources and practice from exam kit. Will I be able to pass this exam after such a short preparation period and with this much of studying?

The audit and assurance paper (formerly known as F8) if slightly related to the financial reporting paper (formerly known as F7 - how can you audit financial statements if you don't know their format and content?) But the connection is not so tight that you should be overly concerned OK?

Can you pass in 20 days? How can I possibly answer that? What else is going on in your life that may otherwise distract you? If you put in the hours and you're a quick learner then, yes, that would be possible Remember that, whenever you get stuck, post your problem on the 'Ask ACCA Tutor' forum and I shall get back to you OK?

I passed my first three papers in 3 months, considering that, will it be easier for me? I am a quick learner

Actually I looked at the taxation paper syllabus and I found it really hard. My plan is actually to give law exam by 15th Jan and then give two papers in the march session, performance management and one other paper. Taxation and Financial reporting look really hard and I don't think I will be able to pass it after a short preparation period, and so the only easier option I have is to give AA exam with PM. What do you suggest? I have passed the first three papers in three months, I am a quick learner and I study full time.

All the OpenTuition material is designed to make your journey through ACCA progress relatively easy All your next 4 papers are taught and lectured by highly experienced full time professionals so, as a full-time student who's a quick learner, you should be fine with the law paper in mid-January and any 2 of the next 4 in March But, if you're still not convinced, why not settle for Performance Management in March and then Taxation in June That would leave you with Financial Reporting WITH Auditing for September as well as giving time for a (an unlikely possibility if you really are a quick learner) retake in Taxation in September ACCA recommends taking the exams in their logical sequence so my suggestion fits in with that recommendation Does that help?

thank you sir for your advice

You're welcome

Is this exam in the format of multiple choice ? OR are there questions where you have to type the full answer? (I am not totally sure) Thanks!!

Sir I just purchased a law glo kit 2020 for practice after I finished studying from all opentuition materials. The kit has many questions and areas that opentuition lectures and notes didn't cover. Will the material be updated?

I find your post fascinating! What areas are included within the revision kit that are not covered by the OT material? Please let me know

Sir I covered everything from opentuition materials , but I wasn't able to answer a few questions. There were many questions about english law For eg, In the english legal system, what is the standard of proof in a criminal law case? There is a question about english common law system. I totally understand that these questions regarding english law are included because the paper is meant to be " global exam" and I am sorry but I dont remember this topic somewhere in the notes or lectures I solved the open tuition mock paper and all the questions in that were easy and all from the topic Did I miss anything? There are some questions about civil and criminal law.. There is a question about ECJ also..

Thank you for this MMA It seems to me that the only thing missing is a more detailed look at the English legal system even though you write about "many areas" This is just one area of the syllabus and I shall correct this omission - thanks As for ECJ, I probably will not do anything about including this in the update given that the UK is leaving European influence at the end of this month! OK?

Thankyou sir! I appreciate all your efforts!

You're welcome