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I actually found AAA to be the best professional paper for me – I was dreading it because of the pass rate/ reputation, but I got into it a lot and scored my highest mark there (including F papers!) I think it better suited my studying style of internalising information and taking on a role.
I found SBR the most difficult strategic paper, mainly due to the sheer volume of the syllabus. Not only is it huge, the questions that were asked were so in-depth that you can easily trip on a number of areas. I think I made the mistake of focusing too much on the theory and knowledge side, when I should have spent more time on past papers and exam technique. It was my first professional paper so perhaps I was still in the mindset of more rote learning.
My biggest piece of advice for non-affiliates would be not to fear the professional papers. In a way they’re harder as the content is more advanced, but they also give you a real opportunity to prove you know what you’re talking about in a way that MCQs don’t allow.
I received an email from ACCA “Take the next step” book your exam now and unlock your possibilities…
Being a finalist I can certainly say Its not a good sign for me. As from last few years I am observing what ACCA sent and what they didn’t before result. Don’t want to create unnecessary anxiety for others but I can say not every thing is generic what I observed. But Best of luck to all…
I got exemption for the applied skills exams, so i never attempted it.
I have written AAA, SBL and SBR which i passed once and have failed AFM twice..so obviously the most difficult exam for me was AFM..while i wrote APM once and awaiting results for it…my easiest and most interesting exam is AAA, followed closely by SBL.
AAA opened my eyes to what auditors actually do and though i have no work experience in this field, i can confidently say i understand what auditors do.
However, i really enjoyed studying for APM as it taught me a lot about management accounting and the workings of a manufacturing company especially (i have interest in specializing as an FP&A).
My problem with AFM is that it is really really technical and might be a bit problematic if you aren’t interested in corporate finance and capital markets or have working experience in that field. I had tried the CFA exams in the past and failed Level 1 twice, so it’s safe to say Corporate Finance isn’t my best suit
My advise for students is to show genuine interest in the strategic professional papers, savour it , understand it and enjoy it but then dont forget to look out for what the examiner wants..apart from OT, i got some tutors online that were useful in tackling some of these courses..for AAA – Kashif Kamran, SBL – Hasani Dosani and APM – Rizwan Maniya.
All the best results to everyone!
Hi Everyone,
I am awaiting my SBL results but not feeling very hopeful, fingers crossed though. Despite this I decided to start studying APM as I enjoyed PM and there appears to be a bit of an overlap with SBL. The only thing is though I took PM sometime ago and have forgotten some of the knowledge so having to play catch up.My advise to anyone out there when you are thinking about which exam to do next bear in mind what papers you would like to do at the Professional level so you don’t have to go over stuff so much.
I will then be looking to do SBR then AAA. Not looking forward to SBR, but AA was my favourite subject so hopefully looking forward to ending on a high.
Best of luck to all those waiting for their results and if anyone has any tips for taking APM that would be great.
i wrote my last subject and got an email today to book my March exam. i too feel nervous that my result s getting clearer
Sayhossz wrote:Anyone having problem with logging myacca?
yes.. it is always happened to be the day before results and student can not access to their account, nothing new
hey does anybody know if march attempt is remote or paper based for canada 2021??
Hi guys, have you heard of anyone who has passed an ACCA exam even after leaving 30-35 marks unattempted?
sahil4999 wrote:Hi guys, have you heard of anyone who has passed an ACCA exam even after leaving 30-35 marks unattempted?
There r plenty of cases where I have heard that they passed even after attempting around 70-75. The content should be accurate whatever u have written in that case
I am finalist and Dec 20 was suppose to be my last exam ,got this email on 15th
Take the next step
With each step you take on your ACCA journey, you’re even closer to taking your career to wherever excites you most.We’re committed to running exams this March and preparations are under way to ensure exam centres are safe to operate. Continue your future and book your next exam now. The exam entry deadline is 1 February.
Once you’ve booked your exam, we’ll send tailored study support straight to your inbox. In addition to providing focused preparation advice, we’ll also signpost the most relevant resources as you count down to your exam.
Is this a standard email …or glimpse of my result …does anyone is receiving such kind of emails?
sephora1 wrote:Is there any finalist who did not receive such emails
I am also looking for them. If anyone, please shout…
@sayhossz ……it is a generic email ?
akashhirani wrote: @sayhossz ……it is a generic email ?
At this point, I don’t want to say anything. Let’s pray for all. Let our dream come true on 18th
I didn’t receive any emails for march exams despite I have one more exams left. Is there any reason for that?
For P2 I attempted only 2 ques. One 50 marks and one 25 marks. And left one 25 marks question unattempted. I passed with 50marks.so its possible.
nkhungulu05 wrote:Check in your inbox I guess it was sent to everyone who is left with a paper
There r many who got that email but not finalist. I personally know few of them
I am finalist and I have received the below email
Is this a generic email? Can someone clarify if possible please?From: ACCA <no-reply@support.accaglobal.com>
Date: Sat, Jan 16, 2021, 12:16 AM
Subject: Take the next step
To: <rahuja125@gmail.com>Book your March exam
Remote session exams in DecemberStay on track towards your dream career. You’re unlocking the possibilities.
With each step you take on your ACCA journey, you’re even closer to taking your career to wherever excites you most.
We’re committed to running exams this March and preparations are under way to ensure exam centres are safe to operate. Continue your future and book your next exam now. The exam entry deadline is 1 February.
Once you’ve booked your exam, we’ll send tailored study support straight to your inbox. In addition to providing focused preparation advice, we’ll also signpost the most relevant resources as you count down to your exam.
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I’ve heard one such case. But that means you have to literally score FULL marks on whatever questions you have attempted on that paper.
It’s funny because Jan 18 is my birthday, and I’m waiting for my SBR result. Not very optimistic to be honest, but still, finger-crossed.
I’m an about-to-be PwC auditor and am planning to take AAA and SBL in March if I’m so lucky to see a “pass” the day after tomorrow. I personally think AAA or SBL would be the hardest; It is a bit ironic that I was once an AA prize winner in March 2019 then failed AAA in Dec 2019.
joevassallo wrote:Hi Kim Can I please ask you how do the cancellations of the CBE Exam Centres affect my 7 year expiry dates on the 2 remaining papers that I have left to pass.I have expiry dates of Dec 2022 for SBR and Dec 2023 for SBL
I am not keen on doing Remote Exams, so that I means I will have to wait till June 2021 sessions (hopefully!!)
Thank you.That’s a good question – in any event you can see here that there is already provision to apply for an extension https://www.accaglobal.com/vn/en/student/getting-started/rules-and-regulations-for-students/time-limits.htm
I am sure where it is clear that students’ progression has been affected by covid-19 that extension will be given.
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