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Passed with 50. So relieved. Third attempt. For all failers, Keep your head up. Its a numbers game. You will eventually get it.
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Passed first time with 69%!, phew!
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Thank you Jesus..wow that was a long walk to freedom..passed P5 finally. Its like a heavy weight has neen lifted off my shoulder. Affiliate now. Praise the Lord.
Passed and now an affiliate!!
Advice, to all those repeaters (of which I was certainly one!!):
Print off all the exam papers and solutions since Dec 2010, do one question or part of a question a day and compare your effort with suggested solution, if you don’t have time at least read a question and answer a day. Delete news and Facebook apps for a couple of months and load up PDFs of past papers onto your smart fone, read read read practice practice practice.This is how to pass! It’s not easy but it’s one sure way to get the results. Good luck and don’t worry, you’ll get there eventually
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Hi, please kindly share the notes.
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Thank God. I passed P5 with 51%.
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Finnally passed with 50%.Thank you open tuition!!,,,Nw am affiliate.Thank u God.
Finally passed the nasty P5 at third attempt scoring 57. By far the toughest ACCA paper. Amazed at how I passed after only attempting two questions in full and only part (a) of the third.
Tips for future candidates and those resitting it;
– download and reed all the technical articles on P5. Master them. There’s always somthing in the exam from these.
– master the examiner’s approach article. Also read up about exam technique.
– download all P5 podcasts and play them on your commute. These are easy to play back in your head during the exam.
– study all topics. This paper is very unpredictable and question spotting doesn’t work.
– make you own notes of the key aspects of each chapter. It is easier to revise and master your own notes in the days leading to the exam.
– instead of attempting questions (takes up too much time), try analysing the suggested answers and imagine yourself in the exam.
– in the exam, use the 15 minites to read and plan question one. Avoid reading the scenario over and over. Simply underline key aspects and start writing the solution.Hope this helps. It took me 3 attempts to figure what worked for me.
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Passed with 50…finally an affiliate…….
ok congrats to all those who passed and to those who didnt make it keep trying hardwork, sacrifice and commitment will make you affliates and members soon
Passed on 3rd attempt with 60 marks.
1st attempt 46, 2nd attempt 47.
Finally an Associate.
Don’t give up.
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How did you manage to pass. I have done P5 more than 4 times failing! I think I should give up! Its too much on my side!
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Don’t and never give up do it again
@skanyun said:
How did you manage to pass. I have done P5 more than 4 times failing! I think I should give up! Its too much on my side!My colleague;
It is easy to say, think about the opportunity cost and then decide. I’ll encourage you to persevere, my own experience: It took me ten (10) years to overcome Financial Management – failing by 1-5 marks. I had mist may 3 – 4 sitting but not more and this is my favorite paper.
Just trust the father for wisdom and understanding during the writing of exams – ensuring the required work was put to prepare your for three hours.
Regards,
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