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- August 3, 2015 at 9:51 pm #265318
64 Thanks to God
August 3, 2015 at 11:23 pm #265331i passed and I am happy. Thanks to God and this online help.
August 4, 2015 at 8:50 am #265374Hi All
I just failed with 48% and I am re taking in September and I am wondering for those who know what is the best way to revise for a re sit as I am not too sure if it just about just re doing lots of questions and past papers or re looking as well at course note to refresh the memory.
Thanks
Pierre
August 4, 2015 at 10:30 am #265397AnonymousInactive- Topics: 0
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54 Very happy
August 4, 2015 at 10:51 am #265406@save said:
37%? Really? Where did you find that info? Sorry if I ask but I am just curious.Thanks
S.
Here is the pass rates for all the exams sat in June.
https://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/discover/news/2015/08/june-2015.html
https://www.pqaccountant.com/pmag-FFFF0050018001C58DC72042.html
August 4, 2015 at 11:09 am #265415I got 57 .I am so happy.First attempt.Thank you Moffat.
August 4, 2015 at 1:57 pm #265445@samirrules said:
Here is the pass rates for all the exams sat in June.https://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/discover/news/2015/08/june-2015.html
https://www.pqaccountant.com/pmag-FFFF0050018001C58DC72042.html
Thanks. Wow, very bad pass rate this June..
August 4, 2015 at 2:27 pm #265452All, I’m sitting the exam in September, any hints and tips are welcome.
Thanks,
HarryAugust 4, 2015 at 4:45 pm #265488Congratulations, World prize hopefully for you 🙂
August 4, 2015 at 7:24 pm #265512@jenny3549 said:
Sorry, not sure which ‘both of you’ you meant so apologies if not me!I think my approach is probably the same as most. I read 3 or 4 chapters of the text book doing the chapter questions as I go. As I was doing three exams this time, I would then go onto the next one and do the same, then the last.
After that I’d go back to the first to make notes on the chapters I read. I found that the break in between would let me know if I understood/remembered it. If not completely clear or hadn’t remembered straight away I watched the OT lectures on those chapters, noting down anything not covered in the text or, in many cases, a better way of approaching something than Kaplan’s!
Once I had completed all the texts I went into revision phase using the kits. I didn’t look at a single exam question til I had finished the texts as I wanted to make sure I understood each one as a whole. This does help.
Then, it was practice, practice, practice as others have said. I didn’t go back to the texts after I started revision, just used my notes where I got stuck or forgot something. Also made sure I did all the mock exams I could get my hands on – which wasn’t many unfortunately due to the new style of exam but they helped too.
Time wise – I studied pretty much every day. I must admit I really did put the hours in. I know others can get there with a less but I wanted to feel like I’d done absolutely everything I could (had a really tough year last year and wanted something positive this year to make up for it).
Don’t know if any of that helps but that’s my method anyway.
Hi Jenny,
Apologies, as you can probably tell I am new to this site and couldnt quite work out hwo to aim the comment to you specifically.
First of all congratulations again. You put the work in and it really showed through. Its absolutely amazing and I hope to be in this same position soon.
Thank you for your response. I have been revising in this exact way by reading the Kaplan books (which I personally do not think are the best in terms of the wording and repetitveness) but it covers everything that is on the sylabus and with the knowledge from this I then watch the OT lectures and do the tests in the lecture packs. I started a few exam questions from the kit but found the wording so different it was throwing me off so I also decided to leave them until I had gone through the entire text. I have also been making flashcards throughout my revision.
I am currently at work revising as I type as like you I think I need the hours! I have heard may people say they study for two hours a day for five days a week and im sure that works for some people but I dont just want to pass, I would like to get a strong result.
Thank you again for your guidance on this 🙂
Back to work.
August 5, 2015 at 4:02 pm #26568965% 🙂
August 5, 2015 at 4:33 pm #265694@pierre567 said:
Hi AllI just failed with 48% and I am re taking in September and I am wondering for those who know what is the best way to revise for a re sit as I am not too sure if it just about just re doing lots of questions and past papers or re looking as well at course note to refresh the memory.
Thanks
Pierre
48 means you have clear concept about the topics…….
Only reason one can marginally fail in my opinion is due to time management…Now try to practice Past papers and mocks in time conditions….
Also try to revise topics which you are bit unclear about…
Lastly just go through the Text and OP lectures just to refresh your memory (But no need for intense ready those topics where you already have a strong grip— focus on Time allocation and Topics in which you suffer)
Regards
August 6, 2015 at 8:19 pm #26595388% – happy with that : ) .
August 6, 2015 at 9:58 pm #265964Barely passed, but a pass none the less :-), I can now move on. Thank you OT!
August 7, 2015 at 7:21 pm #266131@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 your advice, I did that exam today and got 83% and agree with you that I got a couple of questions where the Kaplan book had not covered it, I guess they do pick the most important elements. Good luck with your future exams.
August 8, 2015 at 4:48 pm #266267@samirrules said:
Thank you for your advice, I did that exam today and got 83% and agree with you that I got a couple of questions where the Kaplan book had not covered it, I guess they do pick the most important elements. Good luck with your future exams.Congratulations! That’s a fantastic result!!
What’s next on your list?
August 9, 2015 at 9:38 am #26632238% very sad
August 9, 2015 at 12:24 pm #26635238% 0_o i don’t know what am i doing wrong though got 80% solving whole kit but in exam only 38%….
August 9, 2015 at 12:40 pm #266353@jenny3549 said:
Congratulations! That’s a fantastic result!!What’s next on your list?
Thank you. I am thinking of starting F6 for December but concentrating on getting a couple of my Per objectives atm tbh. What are yourself, any plans and are you going to self study?
August 9, 2015 at 1:03 pm #266356@samirrules said:
Thank you. I am thinking of starting F6 for December but concentrating on getting a couple of my Per objectives atm tbh. What are yourself, any plans and are you going to self study?I’m supposed to be doing F8 and P2 next but for some reason am finding any excuse (even cleaning) to avoid the books. Don’t know what’s wrong with me! Could be that I’m a bit over tired as three exams in June took it out of me a bit and I started a new job last month that’s pretty intense. Need a big kick up the pants!!
Definitely going to continue with self study – not sure I could face tuition and I don’t really see the need – but that could change after P2 if it lives up to it’s nickname!
I really enjoyed F6 – it was the first exam I sat. Don’t be put off by the size of the text book – it looks worse than it is. I just loved the fact that it was pretty much all calculation.
Am now going to hoist the P2 text book (I may need a crane) off the shelf and stare at it for a bit muttering ‘open it, open it’…
August 9, 2015 at 1:22 pm #266366@jenny3549 said:
I’m supposed to be doing F8 and P2 next but for some reason am finding any excuse (even cleaning) to avoid the books. Don’t know what’s wrong with me! Could be that I’m a bit over tired as three exams in June took it out of me a bit and I started a new job last month that’s pretty intense. Need a big kick up the pants!!Definitely going to continue with self study – not sure I could face tuition and I don’t really see the need – but that could change after P2 if it lives up to it’s nickname!
I really enjoyed F6 – it was the first exam I sat. Don’t be put off by the size of the text book – it looks worse than it is. I just loved the fact that it was pretty much all calculation.
Am now going to hoist the P2 text book (I may need a crane) off the shelf and stare at it for a bit muttering ‘open it, open it’…
Fair enough, did you get exemptions then as I only got F1 with my economics degree. I understand what you mean with the tiredness, yesterday was the first day I had fully off in a while and it felt a little weird tbh. I think I do f6 in December so that will be five done this year. Yeah I know what you mean with work, I had my manager away on holiday to as well as it being our busy period( June to December) so I do feel tired for some reason.
August 9, 2015 at 1:39 pm #266368@samirrules said:
Fair enough, did you get exemptions then as I only got F1 with my economics degree. I understand what you mean with the tiredness, yesterday was the first day I had fully off in a while and it felt a little weird tbh. I think I do f6 in December so that will be five done this year. Yeah I know what you mean with work, I had my manager away on holiday to as well as it being our busy period( June to December) so I do feel tired for some reason.I was exempt from F1-F3 so only have to do F4 onwards. Still feels like a lot of exams though! Don’t think I’ll be able to do three at a time again but at least it got a chunk out of the way this time.
I think we need more sunshine – we had one lovely week in March when I was able to study in the garden and actually wound up with a tan. Maybe that would motivate me? Ok, now I’m blaming the weather…..
August 10, 2015 at 12:44 pm #266541Mr. Moffat I remember telling you that I am studying F5 in one week because of my circumstances being sick …damaging my knee where i cannot walk and helping my son in his Exams………..I listen to your lecturers over and over I did questions I taught I was going to fail when I wrote that exam but I pass….52 but its a pass………I thank God for you and I pray that he will continue to bless you with good health and strength to help other thank you sir
August 10, 2015 at 12:56 pm #266544Pass Thakyou acca 😀
August 11, 2015 at 7:04 am #2666452 times fail disappointed , took f5 and f9
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