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Good day fellow ACCAs! When I last received my ACCA result , it was absolutely fantastic, and I’ve been lucky again! So , below is my status, since I started.
I started in Jan 2012, Appeared for 4 exams each session.
June 2012
F1 – Pass (S)
F2 – Pass (S)
F3 – Pass (S)
F6 – Pass (C)December 2012
F4 – Pass (C)
F5 – Fail (C)
F7 – Pass (S)
F8 – Pass (C)June 2013
F5 – Pass (S)
F9 – Pass (S)
P1 – Pass (S)
P3 – Pass (C)December 2013
P2 – Pass (S)
P4 – Pass (C)
P6 – Pass (S)C = Took Classes
S = Self studied14 exams gone, and Im now an Affiliate.
Thanks OT! and goodluck to everyone else 🙂
CHEERS!Congratulations Khalid. I have 1 exam left but have been doing it for 7 years! Do you work full-time?!?
Hey Richard. Thanks a lot 🙂
I worked part – time at 3 charities throughout the week. Studied full-time the entirety of the final month in each session. I now work full time (9 – 5) at a construction company.
That would explain it Khalid, fantastic achievement all the same! I’ve always worked full-time plus have a 2 year-old at home, hence why it’s taken me so long!
@ Richard, Its amazing that youve cleared 13 of them with a child 🙂
Thankyou , Richard!
Which paper is it that you are stuck on, though?
I’m not stuck, I failed F7 twice and F9 once. I’ve passed all the Ps first time. Roll on June 2nd for P7!
Incredible feet of achievement Khalid, you rock!!
I am 46, working full time in a senior finance role , with a 1.5 year old at home , registered in 2001 and reregistered in 2007, till 2010 I passed 1 exam with 2 exemptions and completed 10 exams between 2011 and Dec-2013, It could have been 14 and would be a member had I passed P4.
@ Richard, aah we got a common paper there! Im taking P7 as a post-qualification exam, along with the Pakistani (PKN) variant of the F6 exam.
Good luck to us , eh? 😉 Lets bury P7.
@ sathjyot , Thankyou so much for your kind words! 🙂
So you will be taking P4 again this June? P4 is a tough exam! All the best for your June attempt! I really do hope you become a member after the June attempt!! 🙂
Thank you khalid, I could have passed P4, This session was first time I took 3 papers in one sitting,Lack of question practice did me in. And it was always like that for me whenever there is an easiest paper I fail and at second attempt the toughest one I pass. This happend to me once for F-08. Thank you once again
Great achievement, Khalid.
Any tips you want to give to fellow OT members on how you manage 4 exams in 6 months. Seems quite difficult.
Khalid, congratulations. However I think you are an exception rather than a norm. I am sure you excelled in high school as well as college. As Deelo has requested above, please explain to others how you manage to read 4 text books and revise to a level that you pass in such a short time. If you don’t, you may have just discouraged so many people who are struggling.
I once read a posting here when preparing for P2. A guy wrote that he only needed two weeks to prepare for his exams. I thought he was showing off. He provided an explanation of how he studied smart and not hard. I followed his instructions and prepared myself for P2 in two weeks after having earlier decided I had no hope and would not go for the exam.( I had studied for 2 months before the exam but gave up until I read that posting) I passed on first attempt.helo,
i hope u r fine khalid. i basically am from pakistan lahore . now am in london and am doing ACCA i completed f1 and now am doing f2. u r my senior any tips related ACCA i appreciate u.Congratulations. If you are studying full time then this is what I would consider normal. In my final year on my degree I was doing 12 main exams per year with added assesments and projects in between. While ACCA is a little more tricky, 8 exams per year is very achievable to a full time student.
I myself work full time in finance (thankfully) and have a 10 month old baby at home. How things change.
Time is a key factor in exam success. If you have lots, you will pass easily with multiple exams.
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