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Hi..sir john i am a student Of ACCA..I will Prepare F3 paper..after 1 month later..i want to get Good marks in F3 paper..what is your advice…Is your lecture enough for me?
Our lectures (watched together with our free lecture notes) cover everything needed to be able to pass the exam well.
Just as important is to practice as many questions as you can. We have short online practice tests for each chapter of our lecture notes, and also a full online mock exam. However, you should also buy a Revision Kit from one of the ACCA approved publishers. They contain lots of exam standard questions to practice on.
One more thing is that..in FA1 paper i went al hamd academy {ACCA Tutur provider}…my FA1 Teacher Taught us Long Questions of control account bank reconcilation statement from Frank wood accounting book….and then practice bpp kaplan kits…so my queston isthat ..in f3 paper should I do long questions of financial statements of sole trader,consolidated financial statements,control accounts,bank reconcilation etc….i am very confused about that..what is your advice???
The exam consists of Section A which is 35 questions of 2 marks each, and Section B which is 2 longer multi-task questions of 15 marks each. One of the questions in Section B will be preparation of the accounts for either a sole trader or a company, and the other question will be on consolidation.
You should look at the specimen exam on the ACCA website to see the style of the exam.
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