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*** ACCA F5 June 2017 Exam Results *** poll results
JJivesh9y ago#1
Passed with 71% And I know some of the very silly mistakes I did in MCQ
Mmelonny9y ago#2
60% i thought I would score more than this. I am very disappointed
KKelly9y ago#3
Totally agree, I did a couple of dumb things on the MCQ's and came up with 75%...delighted :)
HHemant9y ago#4
Passed with 52%, Thanks John Moffat & Opentuition
MMitesh9y ago#5
Pass with 57%...
YCYee Chong9y ago#6
Passed with 76%. Thank you OpenTuition. :)
Ffaithmilles9y ago#7
@kumboo said: Passed with 71% And I know some of the very silly mistakes I did in MCQ
Passed with 53% finally. After attempting I don't know how many times.
Ffaithmilles9y ago#8
Finally passed. Thank you moffat and opentuition team.
PPavel9y ago#9
My God, I passed 53%! That is terrific, first exam - first experience in self-studying! Thanks to God and OpenTuition! :-)
Eezzathassan9y ago#10
F 45%
Sshortarse859y ago#11
F 39%......
PPassionate9y ago#12
Passed on second attempt 61% first attempt got 46%
Ccaroline9y ago#13
passed 5th attempt with 58 i started to think that maybe im dull.lol.i was always getting between 47 and 49
EElizabeth9y ago#14
Failed 49% :( I was sure had done better than this and now contemplating on asking ACCA for a re-mark. Anyone ever requested this and what was the the outcome?
SShan9y ago#15
Cleared in 1st attempt with 52% marks, left 30 marks in section C.. Started self study 1 month before exam only with exam kit..
Jjohn9y ago#16
never give up..guys
SSHASHIKA9y ago#17
Passed with 56%. Thanks OpenTuition..
Sshila9y ago#18
F5 failed 31% first attempt...starting to study for September today
YYen9y ago#19
Thanks OpenTuition, especially Sir Moffat, I passed 62% just 1 week studying together with F6
CCarolyne9y ago#20
me too, i feel the exact same feeling. I also got 49 n i thought i had done well. We can do this in Sep, I believe we shall pass
TTOBILOBA9y ago#21
Just came here to tell everyone that I passed! Thanks to GOD and Synergy Professionals, Costain. Huge relief after failing this exam IN December. and especially after I thought the exam was tough
Xxxpetrou9y ago#22
I got 63(my last F exam), by 4th attempt. Previous scores: September 2016: 46 December 2016: 49 March 2017: 49 Now P exams at issue..... My story, shows that you should never give up. Never Give Up !!!!! Read all technical articles and see all study support videos in ACCA official site and of course take the best from opentuition videos & notes !
EEmmanuel9y ago#23
failed with 45, need to try harder. any tips. please would be very helpful.
AAndy9y ago#24
Failed - second attempt with 46 only. start thinking that I am dull). Would like to see where I made mistakes - but no they say property of ACCA and how about freedom of information, ACCA? Tbh was confident that I would pass this time, but no.
SStuart9y ago#25
Passed 51%. This was my third attempt. 2nd attempt got 49%. Best advice - never give up
RRhona9y ago#26
Thank God I passed F5 today! Thank you John Moffat & Open Tuition, plus lots of BPP practice & revision questions. The Open Tuition lectures & revision by John Moffat helped me a lot - Thanks again!
CClaire9y ago#27
I don't think it is helpful to anyone when people say 'I passed by doing very little study'. Some people find studying harder than others and could read comments like that as demotivating. You will all pass eventually, it may just take more than one attempt. I'm proud to say I passed today (56%) by self-study and I'm now motivated to try F6 and F7 in September.
RRhona9y ago#28
Tips: 1.Do not give up, start studying earlier so that your memory is revived from last paper and resit as soon as possible, if you push paper far ahead you will not benefit much from the earlier revision effort. 2.Go through study text twice - first to get concepts then second to ensure you get the syllabus knowledge base. 3. Watch & work through the Open Tuition lectures & revision lectures - very helpful. 4. Go through the BPP practice & revision book thrice, 1st to get to learn how to answer questions, 2nd to learn speed and accuracy, 3rd to make sure you can answer any question asked from whichever topic in the exam. 5. Read the technical articles twice - gives you an idea of what the examiners are thinking. 6. Develop exam technique - answer easy questions first (saves time & builds confidence), don't get stuck on a question, skip it & return to it later, allocate exam time to marks (about 1.8 minutes per mark) so you know how much time to spend on high marks questions than get stuck on a low mark question, when you could have gathered more marks from a high mark question. It is all about collecting as many marks as possible so you get safely above the 50% pass-mark. My tips are from experience as I passed on second attempt (so I have an idea what it feels like - not to pass) but had to get over my initial disappointment and work through every topic diligently because I had allocated very little study/revision time to F5 at first not realizing it is a skills paper - so more is expected from students at skills level than the earlier papers F1-F3. It was also my first paper based exam and I had both exam technique and time management issues - run short of time in the exam. CBEs seem easier to skip questions, flag them & return to complete the skipped question. Paper-based you have to force yourself to move on fast - chances of getting stuck/discouraged were higher from my experience. You will pass - just put in time & effort, be encouraged & never give up!
NNadya9y ago#29
F 45 ((
RRhona9y ago#30
The above tips are for manny1
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