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SBL** ACCA P3 June 2015 Exam Results **

Iimran11y ago#61
i fail in p3 any one tell me how to pass the p3 exam
Sslingswish11y ago#62
failed this round exam. congrats to those who pass!
Eeshwan2311y ago#63
Paper was kinda hard but made it first attempt :)...P1 went only to crashcourse studied for two days..done and dusted :)
Former userFormer user11y ago#64
Passed with 59 second attempt all praises and adoration is due to Allah the most high.
LLiudmila11y ago#65
64%
RRoman11y ago#66
Passed with 69%
Former userFormer user11y ago#67
Congrats ppavlou, but I am not buying the "no study" bit:)! Passed with 55%.
Former userFormer user11y ago#68
Passed first time - 74% phew! :-)
Nnordalila11y ago#69
Alhamdulillah..passed!!! :)
SSalman11y ago#70
passed with 60 couldnt be more delighted ... this paper got glued on me for 1.5 years... finally its OVER :D
FFasilat11y ago#71
Scored 62, Aliamdulilahi. Thanks Open tuition.
MMoses11y ago#72
I passed with 59% at my second attempt, glory be to God.
Eeshwan2311y ago#73
BPP kit is very nice for practice but besides keep yourself abreast with the latest business issues mainly via TECHNICAL ARTICLES WHICH IS A MUST TO PASS!!!!!
Sstudent411y ago#74
Passed with lower meniscus 50%. Congrats to those who passed. For those who did not manage, never give up.
Aadesolaadetoro11y ago#75
Kaplan Text. I didn't attend any class for it.
Mmustaq11y ago#76
Passed alhumdulillah and thanks to OT, i used your lectures and study notes and that was all!! i love you guys
AFAsma Faisal11y ago#77
Covered 8 Chs from the BPP text, Referred to the OT notes, and WRITTEN PRACTICE of past papers
EEvangelia11y ago#78
Passed P3 first attempt 63%. Feeling relieved.
IIlona11y ago#79
P3 passed 50%
OOdilen11y ago#80
Thank to OT, Passed P1 with 63, first time attempt
Llatoyah11y ago#81
Pass – 53% (first attempt). Thanks God!! Thanks OT!! My congratulations to everyone who passed!
Mmanyee11y ago#82
pass at 52 marks!
Aacca039311y ago#83
Failed P3 at 30% second time despite having got 47% at first attempt. Very practical and time pressures paper. Not wholly depending on material we read from textbook but we also need to read wider.
Former userFormer user11y ago#84
Passed first attempt I thank God for this.all the best to those resiting
Former userFormer user11y ago#85
Thanks so much Gromit and the OT team, you guys have been so amazing and I could not have done it without your help. Looking forward to hearing Mike's Charismatic voice for P7. xx
Aadesolaadetoro11y ago#86
@aademola said: Congrats mate. Which study material did you use ?
Kaplan Text. I didn’t attend any class for it.
Former userFormer user11y ago#87
Passed with 63%. I used the Kaplan and bpp study texts along with some of the OT notes. I answered all the acca study guide questions and attempted to learn it all off. I found that neither the kaplan or the bpp texts were enough to cover the full study guide questions on their own. The bpp is slightly more detailed and laid out better than kaplan. On the exam, i though the questions were a bit ridiculous and unfair. Was full sure I failed.
Former userFormer user11y ago#88
how did you achieved that score it was my third time and i scored only 44 need some serious suggestions
AFAsma Faisal11y ago#89
@sanchita said: how did you achieved that score it was my third time and i scored only 44 need some serious suggestions
Initially I tried to cover the course via book i.e. BPP text Barely managed 8Chz; Referred to the OT notes (didn't have time for lectures); Quizzed myself on the acowtancy.com website; TECHnical Articles are a must! All of them. and most compulsory of all: timed WRITTEN PRACTICE
Nneilsolaris11y ago#90
I do always go through the BPP text book cover to cover, but I find it a bit overwhelming. It's difficult to know from that book which is the most important information. That's where I find the Open Tuition lectures and notes helpful, as well as the BPP question and revision book. It focuses the mind on what's most important in order to pass the exam.
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