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Failed. 🙁 38 points. But I knew that because I didn’t have much time for studying because of work. I went to the exam just to try because I paid it. For last hour I didn’t really know what to write anymore. On other hand it is encouraging, that even with really very little preparation I got 38 points, hopefully, when I get into this properly this time, I will pass. Fingers crossed.
57% first attempt. Thank God. Open tuition is the way to go…???. Was very sure I have failed, still suprised
Congratulations to all those who have passed. It seems that there has been a good number of you who have been successful, so very well done. Thanks for the kind comments and we’re really happy to have helped you in some way. Good luck with the remaining papers, you’re nearly there……….
Chris
I thought I’ll fail because of stupid mistake I’ve made in question 1. I did not proportion revenue and other expenses ( 9/12) but surprisingly I passed with 63% and this was the first attempt. I’ve passed P3 and after this tough paper I think to door is opened to me to get qualified
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71%…first time really studied hard
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Thank you Open Tuition and the tutor, the video lectures were of great help.
Likely one of my last visits here, passed p2, affiliate now. Thank you to the tutors but also to students who asked questions in forums and help shed light on the more complex parts of the study areas.
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hi i passed P2 INT with 53 marks first Attempt… Thanks Open Tuition to be always BEST& SUPPORTIVE for the students
Fail, 1st attempt…41%..Mainly due to not studying enough. But i am happy to see this mark as I only completed 57% of the question paper. So if i did the whole paper i would have passed. Il be sitting P2 in March while im fresh…
In my opinion you need at least 6 weeks worht of revision and a lot of past paper practice.
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