** ACCA P7 September 2015 Exam Results **

Passed P7 first time 60%, using open tuition for the first time. Thank you for the lectures and notes provided. Now finally an affiliate.

I am now an affiliate. It took me a year and half for P7 only.

finally an affiliate 52%

It is finished. Finally an affiliate!

God bless the open tuition team. And God bless you Mike Little. This website has been an inspiration throughout my ACCA studies. Is there a forum I can post to express my gratitude for the people that run this website?

The legend ends here folks.

To those that failed, never give up because success is just around the corner.

Trust in yourself and believe you will do it.

My love to all !!

I Passed with 62%. Now an Affiliate.

Hi Wong,
Thanks! This time, I had no relationship problems but also the fire to pass! hahaa

Basically I knew my ISAs inside out, learnt and understood most of the common IAS and IFRS (skipped employee pensions and rare ones). Studied past papers, how points were distributed and READ the question.
If they asked for audit procedures, don’t just say talk to management, state an example question you would ask and why (e.g. enquire whether evidence is checked before accepting them as customers as this demonstrates whether they fulfilled their AML duties).
I realised especially with question 1, when they ask for business risk, don’t state 10 risks, it’s better to write 6 and do them well explaining why they are a risk and potential consequences such as investing tons on R&D could lead to financial risk as a majority of that could fail, and the return will take a few years to realise etc.
Make sure you identify the differences between Business Risk, Audit Risk and the other one. Don’t start talking about IAS, IFRS and under/overstatement when discussing Business Risk.

Best of luck and you WILL pass!
🙂

Passed!! P3, P4 & P7. Finally an affiliate.

Thank you God for your kindness & for Opentuition.Many thanks to Opentuition for the help especially for those of us who don’t get ample time to read through massive study texts.

@mungbean83 said:
Hi Wong,
Thanks! This time, I had no relationship problems but also the fire to pass! hahaa

Basically I knew my ISAs inside out, learnt and understood most of the common IAS and IFRS (skipped employee pensions and rare ones). Studied past papers, how points were distributed and READ the question.
If they asked for audit procedures, don’t just say talk to management, state an example question you would ask and why (e.g. enquire whether evidence is checked before accepting them as customers as this demonstrates whether they fulfilled their AML duties).
I realised especially with question 1, when they ask for business risk, don’t state 10 risks, it’s better to write 6 and do them well explaining why they are a risk and potential consequences such as investing tons on R&D could lead to financial risk as a majority of that could fail, and the return will take a few years to realise etc.
Make sure you identify the differences between Business Risk, Audit Risk and the other one. Don’t start talking about IAS, IFRS and under/overstatement when discussing Business Risk.

Best of luck and you WILL pass!
🙂

Thanks for sharing bro 🙂
I will take note on your tips and hopefully it helps to give me a PASS in coming exam…

my advise has shown that you will not succeed. You rather that GBP52 to reregister to additional material.

I did that myself I did not win

51% passed on my first attempt and studying on my own and only for two months. I’m really happy!

Bagged this one the first attempt 63%, Thanks to the Lord most high. Great stuff form open tuition thanks.

Hey Congrats for passing the exam!
I’m also willing to sit in the next session. Would you please let me know how did you go through the preparations for the exams. I’d appreciate that.

Congrats once again!