LWACCA LW CBE March 2019 Exam results - Instant Poll and Comments

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Passed the F4 exam with 92%. Thank you Open Tuition for all the lectures, notes and questions! To anyone who is studying, do every single practice exam question you can find. Buy the Kaplan and the BPP exams kits and do all the questions (the BPP exam kit I think is better), plus opentuition and any others you can find. Beware that some of the section A questions in the exam are worded very differently to the practice exam questions. Some of them got me thinking for a bit! You'll need to understand the concepts properly otherwise they might catch you out ;)

Well done Ben - that's a great score

I'm happy I passed (64%) and dont have to resit the exam however I felt the Corporate law (ENG) exam version I took on the 1st of March was quite hard. I scored very high in my open tuition mock exam and chapter practice questions and so I was quite surprised when I could not answer quite a lot of the MCQs In my exam, a lot of questions came out which were not covered in detail in the notes. For eg I can remember there were questions on calculating statutory redundancy pay based on the length of period worked, something around maternity leave period which I dont recall being covered in the notes. For my financial accounting exam I scored 94% and I only used open tuition study materials so i think for my next exams in June I'll purchase past questions to ensure I'm familiar with all possible exam questions. I intend to continue using this service and I'm very grateful for all the hard work and effort that goes into making it free for us all. Congratulations to everyone who passed and for those who didnt, stay strong. Dont give up

Hi Busola First of all, congratulations on passing the Law paper and thank you also for the feedback The notes and lectures are never intended to be a substitute for a study text - all we claim is that, if you thoroughly understand the material on this site, that should be sufficient for you to obtain a comfortable pass We also consistently recommend that you acquire a revision kit from one of the approved publishers and that you work through those hundreds of questions over and over again and again As for your future studies, I believe that I am correct in saying that, without exception, the other tutors for your remaining papers also strongly recommend that you practice as many questions as you can get your hands on Once again, well done in passing this latest paper and good luck in your future studies

Hi everybody, I want to prepare for CBE exam.The OT note is enough or I have to read something else like BPP\KAPLAN ?? Thank you

I suggest that you don't need a study text ... so save your money there What you MUST acquire is a revision kit from one of the reputable publishers The notes, lectures and endless hours in a revision kit should be ample for you to pass the exam comfortably And, of course, if you have any queries that you feel need answering, post your question on the Ask ACCA Tutor forum and I shall get back to you OK?

Took Law ENG last week and passed - 82% - higher than expected, so very pleased (especially as my first ACCA exam since my CAT 10 years ago). Used OT lectures & practice questions, as well as BPP revision kit and ACCA practice exams. Tip is definitely to practice questions over and over again. The exam questions did throw me a little, as worded differently than a lot of practice ones, so really had to think about what was being asked - take you time and read the question a few times before answering, make sure you understand exactly what they are asking you to answer. Thanks Mike & OT! Now on to PM......

Well done Ashley, and what a great score Onwards and upwards

Hello Mike & everyone, I am a bit confused with this exam (I am quite new to ACCA). It is "on demand" exam right? So, it doesn't appear within the ACCA exams' schedule...How can I know when is the next exam? Does it depend on the country I plan to write it? And second question, do you think 2 months of study are enough (for a full timer?) to pass? Consider studying 25 hours per week? Thank you for any info and advice Marina

For a full-time student, 25 hours per week should easily be sufficient An 'on demand' exam indicates that the exam is a computer based exam and is available at any time at one of the cbe (computer based exam) centers I'm not aware of any such centres in Germany, you'll need to check that for yourself Not all centers are always available so you'll need to liaise with the centre to discover which dates are available for you to present yourself for the exam One thing that you MUST do in the next 2 months is practice, practice, practice mcqs and mtqs from a revision kit from a reputable approved publisher On that note, if you should happen to choose BPP as the approved publisher, you may wish to avail yourself of the 20% discount that is available to you if you order your BPP material through this site Just click on the yellow box on this page and away you go 2 months? Read the notes, start to finish - they should take you no more than 2 hours - just read. Don't try to 'learn' - just read. And do that once each week Watch the lectures, twice if you can face it! And then get stuck into the revision kit Whenever you hit a problem, post again on the Ask ACCA Tutor page and I shall get back to you OK?

2 exam centers in Germany 1 in Munchen email address: exams @ cambridgeinstitute.de and 2 in Koln email address: [email protected]

Thank you Mike for your lectures, I passed 77% LW ENG CBE this week, using Open Tuition materials, and a Kaplan revision kit.

Well done Ana, and thanks for letting me know Good score too Onwards with OT :-)