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Actually I did FR in the penultimate attempt and AA in previous (attempt!.
Now perhaps onto prof.level.
Which subject so I need to pick?SBR or AAA first..
SBR should be attempted before AAA as per ACCA guidance-
https://www.accaglobal.com/us/en/student/exam-support-
resources/professional-exams-study-resources/p7/faqs.html#Should-Strategic-Business-Reporting-(SBR)-be-attempted-before-or-with-this-exam?Think this is mainly because AAA requires a degree of SBR knowledge. It does suggest trying to take them reasonably close together in time. I would also advise looking at other frequently asked questions above. For further information I would advise you ask the tutor on the ask the tutor AAA board. Hope this helps.
My article here is relevant to planning whatever remains of your exam journey https://opentuition.com/acca/plan-your-acca-exam-journey/
Thanks sir I did read the article..
One last question.Would it be daunting to try both SBR AND AAA in one session.?
Devoting 2 hrs for open tuition lectures for one month both subjects (4 hrs a day).
Then remaining 2 months 2 hour question practice foe each sub..
Is it possible to take both?
Only you can decide if you have sufficient time – you can download a study planner template from the bottom of this page https://www.accaglobal.com/hk/en/student/exam-support-resources/professional-exams-study-resources/p7/compass-planning.html
If using OT resources you can see how many chapters there are and how many hours lectures. ACCA recommends that students practice “8 exams’ worth” of exam style and standard questions (this is the minimum specification for an Approved Content Providers Revision Kit) – of course you should plan to do as much CBE practice as possible. You should include in your plan attempting at least one exam as a mock. You should allow debriefing time (reading examiner’s reports) and marking time – not just 3 hours per exam’s worth of Q practice.
If you haven’t sat two exams together before I wouldn’t personally recommend this at the strategic professional level – but if you have managed before for applied skills and if you also had good passes in FR and AA, you should obviously find it less daunting than someone who had only marginal passes in these exams.
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