AFM*** ACCA P4 March 2018 Exam Results ***

Anyone got results already ?

Passed Thank God. My results were consistent.

Finally Afiliate I am applying for my membership right away!

Yeah, passed my final exam, got 72 in p4. Pretty happy with that, was surprising given I had a few different answers to others on the discussion thread for P4 but am ecstatic I have qualified now. So, onwards and good luck to everyone else.

Damn couldn't make it this time. Guys whose who have passed kindly advice please. Thank you and congratulations

pass p4 with a cool 51

Praise God!!! Passed with 58. Thanks a tonne John Moffat

Finally Afiliate!

Anxiety over with 52

Passed!!!!!!! After 7 tries I finally made it with 54%....now affiliate. Never ever give up!!!!

Congrats to all who made it. I am soooo ecstatic

Passed with 70! Finally completed my ACCA journey! Faith in God, hard study, family and friend support had been vital in achieving my goal, at the age of 48 (started it 4.5 y ago)

Hi, i m so happy for all of you, kindly give me some tips regarding prepration of p4 ,(what is a best approach to study for this paper??? )i have just passed p3 with 71 marks, first attempt ?thanks GOD. i want to pass p4 with an efficient approach. thanks alot in advance.

For p4, more than any other p paper (perhaps besides p2), you need to practise. ALOT. If possible, i would really aim to cover the material within 2 weeks if possible and after that focus on adjusting to how the areas are tested.

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Thank God, I have passed P4 on the first attempt with 53. I am soooo happy and grateful to God. Thanks a lot to Moftat. I only used opentuition notes, video and Revision kit. I had prayed for 50 marks God gave me extra 3??

I passed on my first attempt I thank God cause I really thought I'd be retaking p4 after that exam. I'm over the moon. The lectures were very helpful. To those who didn't make it, don't give up keep going practice as many questions as possible. Congratulations to everyone who passed.

My 2nd attempt, I think I did very well, but only got 53. Anyway, I have passed and becomes Affiliate now. So happy and relieved! Anyone knows how to register PER?

I passed with 62 marks this my 4 attempt and the exam compare with previous was much more easier. I’m v lucky to have seat this exam, and get rid of my acca. Finally ACCA affiliate.

Passed with 8x. For those who are still trying I highly suggest you pick up a financial newspaper like Financial Times. Things you learn in P4 can apply directly to the real life (stock, bond markets, trade agreements, failures of acquisition etc). It makes your studying so much easier. I didn't bother memorising anything because of this (and you shouldn't too). Just find some time on your way home or something to read. I did this when I was still in the army. keep practising and make sure you fully understand how bond works for both existing bonds and newly issued bonds. Other than that, master your exam technique. good luck

P4 - 59 P7 - 58 Both second attempts. Affiliate finally!

Congrats, Guys! I got a cool marginal pass and now done with exams. I would be practising with past exam questions until you feel you could design the question like that yourself. And obviously exam technique is critical. For example , i was careful with investment appraisal/discounted cash flow questions. They are straightforward but can take a long time to write down. I'd practise that and whatever else you've got issues with.

Four Attempts. 42; 39; 43; 55 Now its time for P5 second attempt

Passed with 76 marks at first attempt. My advice is to practice, practice and practice. It is essential to practice under exam conditions. You have to cover the whole syllabus as each single question can cover different parts of the syllabus. P4 is straightforward but it takes time to learn all the areas and exam technique. Good luck to all who will sit in June.

Failed my second attempt - 45%. I just did not practise enough and I knew that going in. The paper was fair too - I would have passed it had I done more practise. I am kicking myself now as I have to rewrite AGAIN and it's my final exam to pass. Oh well, back to my studying for a June sitting. And I really thought I might scrape through. Well, I was hoping anyway.

it was my 1st attempt and i have made made i read the BPP text book and i got the revision kit then i choose today i will do questions on certain chapter i tackle it and i have problems i went to the solution and look at it and get the question and redo it until am confident that i have grasp it if their is any problem i ask moffat who could give me answers promptly you can do less questions but make sure you understand them in depth you can repeat one question 5 times as long as you want to understand it do not forget to watch videos they are also helpful good lucky

Well done to all those who made it. I got 29% using another tuition provider. I was expecting a fail but not this low. With such a low mark, should I retake P4 or change to maybe P5? Did those who pass, only use OT? I thought the exam was really tough but I must admit I didn't do enough questions for this exam.

Passed on my first attempt with 68, was really scared but kept working videos. Applying for my membership right away

@ztalane said: Well done to all those who made it. I got 29% using another tuition provider. I was expecting a fail but not this low. With such a low mark, should I retake P4 or change to maybe P5? Did those who pass, only use OT? I thought the exam was really tough but I must admit I didn't do enough questions for this exam.

Firstly, did you like the module? If so, did you find the calculations and understanding of the technical theory okay? As I would have thought with part of P4 knowledge in your memory, it would be easier to practice from now to the June exam, to learning a whole new syllabus and then rushing to take it in June, where it is likely you will not have enough time to practice even though the P5 syllabus is so small.

finally affiliate. Passed with 53%. After a long journey ACCA exams come to end. Glory to God who have made me achieve this.