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hi sir! good evening!
in the sept 2019 session i just scraped through my FM exam with 61 marks. yesterday i decided to give AFM exam in december 2019 exam. i am a full time school student studying Physics Chemistry and Maths etc. since i passed fm in sept 19, i want to write afm in dec 19. i can earmark a max of around 150 hrs for AFM. and not have good writing skills in english. my FM knowledge is a little bit fresh in my mind.
Dear Moffat Sir, i humbly request you to tell/advise me !) number of Quant/numerical marks percentage in afm and 2) how i can i optimally utilise my 150 hrs to pass afm.thank you!
The number of marks for calculations and for written parts is not fixed, but if you look at recent past exams you will see that about 2/3 of the marks are for calculations and about 1/3 is for discussion.
I cannot create a study plan for you because it is only when you start studying that you will find how easy or difficult you find the topics and therefore how long it will take.
However you should print out our free lecture notes and then watch the free lectures.
In addition you must leave time before the exams to both read the technical articles on the ACCA website, and also to attempt all the questions in your Revision Kit. It is vital that you have a current edition of a Revision Kit from one of the ACCA approved publishers and that attempt all of the questions.If you have any problems while watching the lectures or while practicing questions, then ask in this forum and I will help you.
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