** ACCA F5 June 2015 Exam Results **

32% I’m actually really gutted by this. Second attempt too, I even gave up trying to do two papers and just focused on F5 and I still managed to fail and worse than the first attempt which was 42%. Feel like such a loser going to find it hard to bounce back from this and begin again for a third attempt… Sigh

33% can’t believe that. .

@jelenaus said:
77% ! Happy me 🙂

76%

i done same as in answer published by Acca global…. so i dont know why i failed again… please suggest me what should i done to pass f5….. as i passed f9 but cant f5 🙁

55%, very happy about it 🙂 … did ACCA publish already the pass rate for June 2015 exams?

Pass with 53%

Congrats! 83% also!

congratulations

Got 54 The MCQs saved me i guess. Thanks to Mr.Moffat for their great tutorials that helped me prepare for the exam

@jenny3549 said:
I did the paper based F4 but it’s essentially the same exam. Don’t know whether this is advice really but my issue with F4 was multiple choice questions about things that were not mentioned in the Kaplan text book at all which I found really frustrating in the exam. Not sure whether we are supposed to read around the subject rather than just relying on text books but, given Law is a vast area as a whole, I’m not really sure how we could go about that.

Other than that, I found it was more a test of memory than anything else so make sure you have the layout of the courts straight – ie which one feeds into which etc, latin phrases crop up so know which is which, Directors duties – all that sort of stuff.

Unfortunately, with 70% being multiple choice, it really can cover the whole syllabus so I ended up just repeating certain things to myself over and over to hammer them in. Also, for Section B I found that explaining some of the areas of contract law and tort etc to a friend helped me know whether I understood and could apply them.

Good luck next week!

Thank you for the advice, definitely noticed that with the Kaplan book. I always make my own notes from the book so to shorten the reading, so that could be frustrating when they don’t cover the full notes. Good luck to you for your future exams.

71%