* December 2023 ACCA AAA Exam Results * Instant Poll and Comments

Passed on 2nd attempt with 57. (First attempt – 49)

I’m really sorry to hear about your struggles with the ACCA exam. It’s understandable to feel frustrated and demotivated after such challenging experiences, but remember, each attempt is a step closer to success. Failure isn’t the end of the journey; it’s a part of the learning process that makes you stronger and more prepared for the next try.

Let me offer a prayer for you: “Dear Lord, in the name of Jesus, I pray for strength and guidance for this individual who is facing challenges. May they find renewed energy, wisdom, and determination to persevere and succeed. Let them feel Your love and support in this journey. Amen.”

Don’t lose hope. You’re learning and growing with each attempt, and that’s what truly counts. Keep pushing forward.

First attempt – passed with 78%, so relieved. Two more to go

I have a solution to this, just hit me up, but you cant give up

2nd time 39%

1st time 48%

Going to switch up tactics: Will do a different optional exam in March, then try AAA again at a later date. I can’t study this boring course again, so soon after the disappointment of failing twice in a row.

I think its best to keep trying until you pass. Just passed on 2nd attempt. Almost switched to another optional paper but thought its best to keep trying whilst you still have the the stuff in your head. Dont give up..its hard I know but after a few days of swallowing it up and reflecting, dust yourself up and plan do rewrite in the next sitting….There is no victory without hiccups/obstacles…fight on and be positive that in His time, He makes all things possible..just know the reason why you started and look forward to the harvesting time when this exam journey is over.

Congratulations the one who passed the exam.
I did not pass, It was my first attempt. It is so frustrated after studying so much.

@Mon0910, who got 78 marks, at first attempt , could you please share to us your study strategy.

Thanks

I think what really matters with this exam is good exam technique and solid SBR knowledge. I sat SBR in Sept so my standards were fresh.
Don’t spend too much time reading the study materials, once you start practicing the questions you will notice the answers follow a pattern, especially the QA where you need to answer in form of briefing notes.

I started my exam with QA (was most comfortable and practiced it a lot) and went straight into drafting the briefing notes format – all the standard paragraphs – introduction, materiality, then skimmed the exhibits and noted main audit risks, included the subheadings for last question and conclusion so I will not forget. Then worked through question picking up the easier risks first.
You need to be really strict with timing – I had left one risk but moved on as was already 1 hr 20 min on QA. There was a weird question regarding auditing standards in section B but just wrote what I could think of to give myself chance to score marks.

Attempt every question if you can to maximise your chance to get marks.

In summary – study notes OT, exam kit (i used Kaplan) and free Practice to pass webinars from ACCA were really helpful (there are 4 lectures, each 3 hr long, free on youtube – really helpful explaining exam technique).

Good luck, you can definitely do this!

Failed on second attempt. I got 43. Mainly, time management was a problem on my part because I didn’t practice under a timer hence I skipped so many questions and didn’t complete a single question.

Also due to the frustrations, I took a break from ACCA from 2020..hence the knowledge of SBR was a struggle for me.

But I will attempt it again in March and I’m very sure I will get it.

Congratulations to all who have passed. You are giving me encouragement.

who do you study with,

@Mon0910

CAN WE GET THE LINK TO THE PRACTIVE TO PASS