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hi! I wrote sbl & afm in June 2022. how was your experience and what were your expectations regarding your results? please share it and we can relieve much of our pressure just by sharing these. wishing all the best to all those who wrote ACCA June 2022 Exams. and waiting for the results
I sat ATX UK. Felt content overall on the content however some technical issues. Time also makes you forget how the exam did go!
Hoping we can all enjoy the sunshine and wait for Monday morning on the 18th.
Can I ask how did you find sitting 2 professional level exams at once? I am considering sitting my final 2 (APM & SBL) in Dec 22 but do work full time.
best of luck to everyone.
LauraI sat for sbr in June session. It was very hard and had never gone with my expectations. I was so disappointed.Iam very tensed and counting the days for the result. Anyway if there is God’s grace, I can pass the exam?
Sat AAA which is my last exam. Here’s hoping third time’s the charm. Really cba to sit it again. Good luck everyone.
Had ATX (Irish) in June. I am terrified as I feel I will be borderline over/under 50% ..so hard to tell. I can’t stop thinking about it this week. Its my last exam and I really hope I pass!!
Best of luck everyone!
On same boat here, spent too long on Q1 and then rushed Q4 , hopefully we both pass 🙂
I wrote SBL…….it was very very difficult and wey above expectations. Throughout all the papers that I have written, it is the most difficult paper. Praying to the almighty to grant me success…….?
I did SBR and was so much harder than expected, not similar to previous exam so I do not know if I will pass…. fingers crossed
Does anyone know why on the ACCA portal next to “My qualification” it has a 1 next to it ?
@nathangcarr123 – yes, everyone knows it means that ACCA is actively monitoring students’ accounts while essential final checks are carried out before results are released.
It means that checks are being carried out to ensure, for example, that if students registered for exams and attended them, that there are marks to be reported (completeness checks). Also, that any “0” marks are valid, for example (yes – I have seen 0 mark scripts). Also, that if a candidate managed to sit an exam without having paid the exam fee (shouldn’t happen – but there are exceptions to every rule), that any mark(s) will be withheld until outstanding fees are paid. These are just some of the essential completeness/accuracy/validity checks that must always be carried out before marks are released to candidates.
I received a survey with content as below:
“We are inviting you to take our questionnaire on your career plans and ambitions.
As an ACCA Student, we are very keen to hear your views of ACCA on how we can help you become better at what you want to do.
To start, we would like to know:
Do you believe ACCA can help you unlock a successful career?”
Our questionnaire only takes 15 minutes to complete and will close on Friday 22nd July 2022.
The link in this email is just for your use only, please do not share it. Others will receive their own link soon.
@Niceee – I received this email also and I’m a finalist but I don’t think they mean anything specific to a finalist or not.
Awaiting PM Results… honestly expecting a fail as the exam was insanely hard lol.
I got the linear programming paper if anyone was wondering
Took Tax (UK) after 6 months of last Dec’s session. I got Corona Virus and literally was half dead for a week. In other words, I studied Tax for 6 months, studying chapters end to end several times. But I am still not sure about the result fully. I know I most likely gonna pass the exam but anxiety is eating me up now!
For all those who are not finalists, have you received the email outlined by @Son above?
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