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This is the 9th time I’ve fail P3 and this time I got a depressing 42% and surprisingly failed P7 also 43% I don’t know what to do again. I’m so fed up. Started ACCA in 2006 completed 11 papers in two and a half years and I’m still unable to qualify….. Every sitting the exam fees increase and every year subscription increases, just wondering is it really worth it?
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I failed the Bastard 42% …. I will nail it next time. In GOD I trust
@tfabienstef said:
This is the 9th time I’ve fail P3 and this time I got a depressing 42% and surprisingly failed P7 also 43% I don’t know what to do again. I’m so fed up. Started ACCA in 2006 completed 11 papers in two and a half years and I’m still unable to qualify….. Every sitting the exam fees increase and every year subscription increases, just wondering is it really worth it?I can beat that – I started in 2001! admittedly I have has an 8 year gap since I last sat an exam and its a completely different syllabus since my last papers. But I bit the bullet last september and decided to take my very last 3 papers, P1, P2 and P3 (the optional papers used to be before these papers in the old syllabus so luckily I’ve already taken and passed those) Somehow I’ve managed to pass P3 first time and have just booked my courses for P1 and P2 in June and then I’ll be done forever! So yes, it will be worth it, I’ve even started planning where on the wall my certificate will go at work!
I failed at 45%…
Next june I won’t !Someone told me that the pass rate was around 80% this year for P3?!
Any information/sources about it ??
64%
first time pass…was a bit concerned about this one, because I really waffled with the first question and spent way too long on that and rushed the others, so really happy with this result.
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Passed with 54% 2nd attempt. i am very greatful to God and Opentuition.
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50%. Self study and first attempt,wooooo.
Congrats to all that passed and to the ones that failed, keep fighting for it !
Passed P3 with 54% 2nd attempt and 53% in P6. Real happy !
Cheers guys
‘A pass is a pass and that’s all that matters’
@nyxs said:
I failed at 45%…
Next june I won’t !Someone told me that the pass rate was around 80% this year for P3?!
Any information/sources about it ??
The pass rate for P3 in the Dec sitting was 48%, which was the lowest rate for P1 – P3.
You can see pass rates for all the exams back to Dec 2007, here:
The interesting thing is that P2 is often cited as by far the hardest of P1 – P3, but when you look at the pass rates over time, they tell a different story.
Since Dec 2007, both P2 & P3 average a 49% pass rate, so they’re both on par with level of difficulty.
Yet, looking at the most recent 6 sittings: P3 had a lower pass rate than P2 in 4 of them; both had the same pass rate in one of them, and P2 had the lowest pass rate in the other.
Based on that, P3 is actually the harder exam to pass!
68% first attempt,self study.Now on to P2 and P7 same strategy hope it will work
51% – Glory to God!!! Congrats everyone who passed, those who didn’t, keep trying don’t give up.
@tfabienstef said:
This is the 9th time I’ve fail P3 and this time I got a depressing 42% and surprisingly failed P7 also 43% I don’t know what to do again. I’m so fed up. Started ACCA in 2006 completed 11 papers in two and a half years and I’m still unable to qualify….. Every sitting the exam fees increase and every year subscription increases, just wondering is it really worth it?Private message me. I have some resources that could help.
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so happy ,,,,pass p3 with 51% with first attamp
Yes just do pass papers from 2007 till current and you will hammer it 🙂
Go back to notes and write down all the models and know what sort of questions to use them.
Hope this helps. Very important to know ratios as well as these are easy marks.
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Got 51 thanks to opentuition
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