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7y ago#31@fikydee said: To the entire Open Tuition Team THANK YOU for all you do for us THANK YOU for your labour of love This 3 year journey has been an emotional rollercoaster But it has finally come to an end I can't thank you enough #DropsMicThank YOU - your appreciation makes the "labour of love" worthwhile - I will share your thanks with the team.
Congrants to all the affiliates and those who have passed, this subjects it is causing me headache and I do not what technique to apply on it, eeeeeshi.
Passed with exactly 50%- that's me done with ACCA !!!! Bit too close for comfort but I don't care...just the Ethics & PER to complete!!!
7y ago#34Martina - a lot has changed even since 2014, so worth investing in an ACCA-Approved Revision Kit for question practice that has been updated to reflect the style and standard of the new exam (since September 2018) and the more recent auditing and financial reporting standards (ISA 700 series, IFRSs 15 and 16 in particular). You don't want to be wasting study time on obsolete material.
@chullbulla
My lil advice: stay put; don't change paper. Your learning curve starts all over again if you change paper. For APM, inbox me on [email protected] for a few stuff that could make the difference you desire.
7y ago#36@mb79 said: thank you - just a quick question, does the exam kit state to which past paper does question relate to?Yes it should do
7y ago#37@chullbulla said: What is the main difference between AAA UK variant and INT? also will OT lectures cover the INT variant?The syllabuses are the same except that in F (Other assignments), section 4 is the audit of performance information in INT syllabus (see Chapter 31 of our notes) and auditing aspects of insolvency in UK syllabus (see Chapter 32 of our notes).
I got 60%, first attempt my tips are:
1)Know the IAS and the IFRS by heart and apply in the question
2)Do all questions, dont prolong on a question
3)Do Past Papers, especially most recent
4)Read the question requirements and then read the question
5)Re work the past papers several times
6)Mnemonics
7)Explain your answer in detail
7y ago#39@chullbulla said: Thanks I have failed APM 5 times and thinking of switch, is AAA doable without any Audit work experience?Doable - yes - but why are you failing APM? I suggest you take a look at ACCA's "Retake guide" (available here https://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/exam-support-resources/professional-exams-study-resources/p5.html) and consider if there's something fundamental in your approach to tackling the exam that can be addressed before starting over with a new exam to prepare for.
Finally passed it 52%. Last term in Sep, i fail 48%. After more reviewed and past exam practiced, i finally made it. Thank Opentuition, without this forum, i would not possible to passed as a self-study student in Cambodia.
Failed first sitting with 43% and I know why. I haven't done ANY ratio calculations, just forgot formulas and didn't have time. Completed Q2, Q3 and left Q1 at the end, only done it for 30-40%. And here we are, 7 marks short.
pls which materials did you use
Any idea when the answers will be released? Can't wait to start studying again!
@ndasi said: pls which materials did you useIf this question for me-BPP
Passed 53 in first attempt. Affiliate now
I failed in AAA with 32 marks this was second attempt 1st time I got 41.Now I want sit for both AAA and APM though I have to work in office for long time and I have kid. What to Please do?
Is this possible though I only need to take revision on AAA with proper manner and start APM from tomorrow. Please, Please advice.
7y ago#4751% second attempt AAA.
First attempt only 38%
Both time self study
One to go for me and fingers cross 2019 I get my ACCA certificate.
Doing APM this time only as the syllabus so small! Any advise on this one from anyone?
@plm005 said: Sorry about your result for AAA @hopeneverdies . What was your secret for passing AFM?1. It is sure that Hedging ( Either currency or Interest ) will always coming out in AFM , This is a bonus 25 marks . 2. Practice !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...Practice and Practice
7y ago#49@nataly1986 said: Any idea when the answers will be released? Can't wait to start studying again!I would expect answers to be published around early next week.
Hi I got 32% on my first attempt on AAA passed all other first time! Can I please have some advise?
Sanam
7y ago#51Did you read the article "How to tackle the AAA Exam"? Available at https://opentuition.com/acca/aaa/
7y ago#52Anyone waiting on the D18 answers - you might be interested to know that the examiner's report is already available https://www.accaglobal.com/content/dam/acca/global/PDF-students/acca/p7/examinersreports/aaa-examreport-d18.pdf
@sreeja212 said: Passed AAA first attempt....got exactly 50% on attempting around 65-70% as I’m slow in writing but bingo.. hands down would refer OT videos to all the student attempting AAA.... it really helped me a lot In getting a clear picture of how to attempt the paper... all the best
Congratulations to all of you who have passed! And good luck to my fellow repeaters in March, determined to pass it next time!
@ashleeeyc said: Passed with 79% at first attemptCongratulations – that’s a fantastic result. Would you mind sharing some of your tips? This is the only exam I have failed so not sure exactly how to approach it. Any advice on how you tackled the exam would be very much appreciated! I only managed to completed Q1 and 2.
I flunked at 42% AAA my calculator had problem during exam first attempt please advice to pass the exam how to tackle it again ?
7y ago#57@rimshy said: I flunked at 42% AAA my calculator had problem during exam first attempt please advice to pass the exam how to tackle it again ?Checkout the "Retake study guide" available at https://www.accaglobal.com/uk/en/student/exam-support-resources/professional-exams-study-resources/p7/retake-guides.html - this provides tips for success and signposts essential resources. Also read the "How to tackle the AAA exam" article at https://opentuition.com/acca/aaa/ As it sounds as though you expected to pass if you had not problems with your calculator the main thing to do is not get bored with the subject matter - there are lots of exciting exam questions - attempt them in the time allowed and thoroughly review your answers. And on the exam day - take a spare calculator. Good luck!
the same to me .
Passed on second attempt, luckily I got exactly 50% (was expecting between 60%-70%) but anyway thank you god this terrible time-pressured paper of basically writing forever is out of the way.
Past papers for me is the best way to get over the line, that's all I used.
be happy with what you got!
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