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@naz2 said: Yes very positive! waiting for this for more then two years, mix feeling now btw, as also regret and this feeling that it should have done earlier, I could change module and pass well before! It was like I am going through hell every three months for more then two years.Hi @Naz2 Have been following you for quite a time now and am very impressed with your will power throughout.
@nas2 really hope it’s true for everyone and others don’t be afraid you’ll get through !
Hey Friends, I'm waiting for PM and Tx uk, both didn't go too well, it seems I can't make it to tmrw, my heart will soon leave my chest and fall inside my intestines, it wasn't like this when I sat AA and FM together and I passed the two then, now I'm praying to pass Tax only cuz I really hate it, PM Isnt that difficult but I think I won't pass cuz I made a big mistake in the exam which I only realised after the exam, Tax is my nightmare and it's my second attempt, I've taken almost half a bottle of baileys but I'm not drunk, I dunno what I can do to sleep till tmrw midnight, when I bend down it's like the heart is falling, I support my chest with my hand, never been this tensed.
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@boho yes it’s down let’s not mention about it anymore goodluck for your result!!
My friend take it easy, you are not alone and it is not the end of the world, people face much more worst situation then you are in, imagine a person waiting for his cancer result which will decide if he will live or die? you are not in that position? just relax and get yourself prepared for worst and hope for best. Good Luck!
@naz2 Thanks very much, that was relieving, at least , at least I can always rewrite,, thanks alot
well less than 30 hours to go ...
Other than the talk about the theories, the chat is quiet which to me is boring! I like coming on here in the lead up to results to read comments as it helps calm my nerves but without the forbidden topic, it’s just silence.
So i’ll start a game for anyone else like me and interested.
Copy below and post what the journey was like for you:
1. Most challenging level 2 paper - F5 PM
2. Most challenging level 3 paper - P4 AFM
3. Least challenging paper level 2 - F9 FM
4. Least challenging paper level 3 - P7 AAA
5. Resit papers - P1 & P4
I had my last paper AAA-INT on Dec 2019 and this is my 5th attempt. I had resit for more than 20 times for different papers and also got the borderline pass for at least 3 times. It was a disheartening journey and I wish that i pass this paper because i felt that Im so worn out for ACCA already :(
@seeyun I really hope you get through tomorrow. If God forbids you need help with exam technique for AAA I will definitely help. I placed 13 worldwide on my sitting.
@ritaalbu well done!
It’s a long hard journey but we have grit and indomitable will and we will get through.
@naz2 Jibri you are a great motivator on here.
I have attempted AAA 3 times but was not able to succeed. Hopefully I succeed at my 4th attempt and become an ACCA affiliate. It has been a very long journey attempting ACCA exams and hope it ends this time in a positive manner.
I never sat an F paper as I have exemptions from an accounting degree
Not much of an advantage But it took me a while to understand and answer questions the way ACCA want
For P papers easiest exam was P2
Highest result to date is SBL
Hardest paper has been AAA. Third time repeating this December sitting
I really commend people who resist countless times. If I don’t get AAA tomorrow switching to ATX instead
I think I prefer more technical papers. APM and AAA have a lot of subjectivity and the exam appear to catch people out at times and contains hidden meanings and tricks
I agree about loving this chat for a distraction and how it’s gone very quiet.
I struggled with F7. Really didn’t enjoy it.
Failed F7 and F8 both once. ( trying to play catch up. Which I managed to do sep 2018
Last December I was due to sit SBL. Studying from home I struggled to get my teeth into this , so decided to “switch” to AFM as I had just sat and passed FM and enjoyed it ....... I therefore attempted to sit both with the awful result of getting 43 in both papers.
Re-sat both in March. Passed SBL, but failed AFM again.
Sat AFM for the third time in June and passed ( only with 52%) I cried with relief. My worst paper by far. I enjoyed the topics. But the exam put a hatred in me for this I can’t explain.
I’ve attempted SBR and ATX this time. I really enjoyed studying towards tax and I really hope I’ve done enough. SBR, not so much. Another I struggle to get my teeth into studying from home. And this is the one I am most worried about tomorrow. I ad actually almost prefer it if i pass this and fail ATX as I know in my heart I would smash this out of the park in March ( and I can’t say the same about SBR)
1. Most challenging level 2 paper – F9 FM
2. Most challenging level 3 paper – P2 SBR
3. Least challenging paper level 2 – F8 AA
4. Least challenging paper level 3 – P5 APM
5. Resit papers – F5 & F9
Still have nightmares about SBR 6 months after sitting it!
Fingers crossed for a pass on AAA tomorrow and then I’m done and my kids get their mum back!
Good evening everyone!
Started ACCA in 2016 and hope I will be done tomorrow!!!
1. Most challenging level 2 paper – Tax
2. Most challenging level 3 paper – AFM- waiting for tomorrow to get my result
3. Least challenging paper level 2 – Audit
4. Least challenging paper level 3 – P7 AAA
5. Resit papers – P2 - my first month of pregnancy
P3- AFM in June- that was 10days before my due date- tried but failed...
It has been a long journey and it was challenging. specially last year during pregnancy and after... baby takes so much energy.
So I really hope I have passed my last exam and can enjoy my entire time with my baby for another 6m before going back to work.
Good luck for tomorrow!!!
Grayson2.0, I can’t answer your comment as I’ve just recently joined ACCA on Applied Skills level after completely AAT.
I sat my first two exams in December, Corporate Law and Financial Reporting. I passed Corp Law with 64% (should have done better really) not too confident with FR as I rushed section C and really don’t know if I’ve done enough to land 50 marks, I can see myself failing but we’ll see. Tomorrow will be hard, especially since work paid for my exam/course and will be disappointed if I tell them I’ve failed, I’m dreading Monday.
1. Most challenging level 2 paper – F5 PM
2. Most challenging level 3 paper – P6 ATX
3. Least challenging paper level 2 – F8 AA
4. Least challenging paper level 3 – SBL AND P7 AAA
5. Resit papers – F5,9 P6
Really hoping to pass p6 tmrw. This paper has made life difficult for me. From depression to panic attacks. Can't do this anymore
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Copy below and post what the journey was like for you:
1. Most challenging level 2 paper – F5 PM
2. Most challenging level 3 paper – P4 AFM
3. Least challenging paper level 2 – F9 FM
4. Least challenging paper level 3 – ATX & SBL
5. Resit papers – F8 [didnt even revise this subject before exam which is so stupid] & P4
Overall it was good doing acca really boosted confidence in me to do anything . Taught me to never give up easily on anything . Hoping for my final paper result tomorrow SBR . Just the magic 50 will do !!!
@jamesborn5 we had similar likeness towards papers only I didn’t do ATX as an option and I got exempted from F8.
When I wrote P2 ie SBR I was certain I had failed but I managed a 53 so you never know with ACCA. Waiting on the dreadful AFM to quietly peace out and move on with my life.
@nieffee & Donna and ferjanna and maman & this rest of those who have been through a lot, your stories are a real inspiration for the new folks like George. So much happened during the ACCA journey, it’s amazing how we pulled through. Those with kids you all are true heroes. I can’t even imagine what it’s like juggling acca plus kids, work and other commitments. I feel like instead of ACCA posting tips from prize winners they should ask newly qualified to share their stories because it’s a huge huge sacrifice and commitment on so many behalf. That feeling of wanting to give up but still going at it. The tears, the joy, the resits, scraping up the pennies for payments, the unexpected pass, the depression, the anxiety, the insomnia and every other thing. ACCA students are incredible. Whatever the results know that you are amazing and don’t ever give up on your dreams!
Good luck everyone.
For me it was
1. Most challenging level 2 paper – F5 PM
2. Most challenging level 3 paper – SBL
3. Least challenging paper level 2 – F7 FR
4. Least challenging paper level 3 – P4 AFM
5. Resit papers – SBL ( MY ACCA JOURNEY WAS TOO SMOOTH UNTIL MY LAST PAPER WHICH WAS SBL, CLEARED ALL PAPERS IN FIRST ATTEMPT BUT IT WAS MY THIRD ATTEMPT FOR SBL AND NOW HOPING FOR PASS ON MONDAY.....FINGERS CROSSED)
@champ SBL was more on exam technique and business sense .. Aim for the free 20 professional marks
@Grayson2.0 said: Other than the talk about the theories, the chat is quiet which to me is boring! I like coming on here in the lead up to results to read comments as it helps calm my nerves but without the forbidden topic, it’s just silence. So i’ll start a game for anyone else like me and interested. Copy below and post what the journey was like for you: 1. Most challenging level 2 paper - F5 PM 2. Most challenging level 3 paper - P4 AFM 3. Least challenging paper level 2 - F9 FM 4. Least challenging paper level 3 - P7 AAA 5. Resit papers - P1 & P4Finally, something meaningful! Thanks @Grayson2.0 to start something interesting (and ethical!) Much appreciated. 1. Most challenging level 2 paper – F5 PM 2. Most challenging level 3 paper – P4 AFM (uptil now- still in the process of completing level 3) 3. Least challenging paper level 2 – F7 FR 4. Least challenging paper level 3 –P2 SBR Other than this, I did for some unsual reason find F1 challenging :( to prepare probably because I am not a theory student and completed school as a science student.
@Grayson2.0 said: @nieffee & Donna and ferjanna and maman & this rest of those who have been through a lot, your stories are a real inspiration for the new folks like George. So much happened during the ACCA journey, it’s amazing how we pulled through. Those with kids you all are true heroes. I can’t even imagine what it’s like juggling acca plus kids, work and other commitments. I feel like instead of ACCA posting tips from prize winners they should ask newly qualified to share their stories because it’s a huge huge sacrifice and commitment on so many behalf. That feeling of wanting to give up but still going at it. The tears, the joy, the resits, scraping up the pennies for payments, the unexpected pass, the depression, the anxiety, the insomnia and every other thing. ACCA students are incredible. Whatever the results know that you are amazing and don’t ever give up on your dreams! Good luck everyone.Well said! Couldn't have agreed more! Honestly, I have found ACCA so challenging that I stuck with just doing 1 paper per sitting after giving F1, F2 and F3 together at one go. I know doing just 1 paper is slow but I also know I don't have the ability to commit to more than 1 paper - won't be able to do justice to them. Now, seeing those who prepare for more than 1 paper in a single sitting while juggling with all the commitments ( work, family, friends and all) I really think these people like @ferjana123 should get a special effort prize! Also, kudos to those who still retain courage and determination to prepare for the exam which they have already resat quite a few times. Reading comments like "passing after 8th attempt", "passed on so and so paper after the 10th attempt" it makes me question myself, "how do they bring this sort of stamina and determination?" Something very admirable.
@georgemac96 said: Grayson2.0, I can’t answer your comment as I’ve just recently joined ACCA on Applied Skills level after completely AAT. I sat my first two exams in December, Corporate Law and Financial Reporting. I passed Corp Law with 64% (should have done better really) not too confident with FR as I rushed section C and really don’t know if I’ve done enough to land 50 marks, I can see myself failing but we’ll see. Tomorrow will be hard, especially since work paid for my exam/course and will be disappointed if I tell them I’ve failed, I’m dreading Monday.Don't worry @georgemac96. I know people who have left 30% of the paper unattempted due to time pressure but still managed to pass. It is important that what you have done in the paper should be right to get you that 50%. So dont lose hope. Expect the unexpected in ACCA :) Also, a small tip, for the next papers make sure to do the questions that you are confident about first and get the easy marks first. You dont have to do the paper in order. A good exam technique and time management skills will surely help you secure a good pass. All the best everyone!
Honestly reading these stories are so much more inspiring than the stories of prize winners.
@ranganaherath said: Honestly reading these stories are so much more inspiring than the stories of prize winners.agreed
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