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Hello John
I failed P4 in December 17 at a score of 36 (first Attempt). I will be resitting P4 together with P7 in March. Now rather than going through the revision kit in the topical order, I’m looking to do all questions on yearly basis that are ranging from 2011 to 2017. I will be doing these from the revision kit only and not from the ACCA website. My question is, would this be enough?
It should be enough, but you can never get enough practice 🙂
Why not work through all of the questions in the Revision Kit??
I wish I could do that but working full time and attempting P7 with P4 wouldn’t really allow me to do that. Besides, questions set by previous examiner are somewhat different and confusing.
You are correct about the questions set by the previous examiner (although mostly in the Revision Kit they have only included ‘sensible’ ones).
Certainly do what you are suggesting and work through the exams from 2011to 2017. Obviously if you do find you still have time, then start looking at others in the kit as well 🙂
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