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Failed 39%. My First attempt. I am so sad, I felt good after leaving the exam. So disappointing.Any advise on how to revise or where to take a revision course?
67% and finished exams now.
Keep at it for those who didn’t make it. Nothing worth having is easy get.
@mona1111 said:
Failed 39%. My First attempt. I am so sad, I felt good after leaving the exam. So disappointing.Any advise on how to revise or where to take a revision course?Sorry for that, P5 was a tricky first attempt for me too as i felt i had done my best but got 42%. For this attempt i used the lecture videos on this forum a lot and put in a lot of question practise using past exam papers, and it worked.
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67% and finished exams now.Keep at it for those who didn’t make it. Nothing worth having is easy get.
Indeed John, and congratulations for passing!
Dont give up. put in twice as much question practice as usual, and if possible pay for a very good revision course.
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Grateful. I took the bold step of faith and did the following
P2 – 68%
P3 – 60%
P5 – 56%
P7 – failed badlyAll on first attempt, without tuition providers. Only BPP revision kit and open tuition notes.
Gamble paid off. Now I will do P7 in March and get this exam out of the way.
Only God couldve helped me.
P7 60% and P5 49% 1st attempt both of them, i thought it will be the extremely opposite results.
Any advice for P5 exams in March? Thank you in advancewhich one you paid for? I tried it for 3 times already and I could not pass it.44, 46 and 47% 🙁
hey deborah congratulations on your success..
i am so gutted.. i got 49 ..
can you give me some advive so i can improve my chances of success..
and can you gv some tips about managing 2 papers.. i have f6 and p5 remaining :((@dskinner83 said:
I find the key to success is to practice as many questions as possible. I use BPP study texts first, but never feel like I’ve learnt much from the first read through – it’s only when I start doing questions that I really learn anything.Then I’ll also use OT lectures to help if I’m struggling to grasp a particular concept – they have been a massive help on these exams.
Also, read the ACCA technical articles – I always try to read as many as possible as they sometimes indicate topics which ACCA think are important, although that doesn’t mean they are guaranteed to come up in the exam!
I hope all this that weren’t successful this time pass next time – don’t give up!
Hi Deborah
Congratulations on passing P5, you say you read the technical articles, did you read all of them as there are quite a few or pick the most recent?
Thanks
Hi everyone! I failed P5 with 34% on first attempt, I did study a lot and practised past papers but not under timed conditions, so I will do that for my March sitting.
Please could those of who who passed P5 advise me and tell me HOW you practise past papers from start to finish? i.e. when you start doing a new ACCA paper and go through the theory, do you read the exam standard question and the answer and learn it by making it into a list of bullet points before you attempt it under timed conditions? Or do you try to answer it first in bullet points to see how you would approach it and then compare it to the answer? I don’t know where I went wrong apart from my time management.
Also, re time management in the exam, I wasted my time because of making answer plans. Did you guys do answer plans in your successful P5 sitting or did you start answering straight away?
Passed 60% – first attempt. Thanks to Opentuition. Work full time.
Great lectures/ excellent lecturer !41% fourth attempt..did not answer 1 option quest..tips whether to try or take another paper
Passed first time with 68%. Key to success is question practice. I have the Kaplan exam kit and I made sure I had completed every single question in there after 2010 (I believe this is when the examiner changed). Keep going everyone, this is a hard but doable paper!
@chevayesha said:
41% fourth attempt..did not answer 1 option quest..tips whether to try or take another paperAyesha I am also contemplating same, please let’s make a whatsapp group of all retakers, i failed at 48%.
Thank you all !!.Now being an affiliate with passing the last paper of P5 at first attempt. Great thanks to OT & ACCA website resource provider I highly depend on it during my ACCA subject studies.
Never give up !.
Thanks to the almighty god !
.I failed for the second time, I’ve gone from 40 to 42.
I am quitting P5 and moving to P7 in March. Don’t want to waste any more time on this pointless module. It’s basically an English examine disguised as performance management.
Good luck to those who will sit P5 in March, for those who are failing, don’t be afraid to make a change.
Never give up. Better to refer the examiner’s comments given for each exam Session & attempting past papers. Just give due attention to understand the purpose of P5 at this level.
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