Does p2 can do without passing f7?

which papers u r doing.
i am also doing f7 and p2

Just remember that you can’t take the F7 & P2 exam together as they are both on the same day…

also, ACCA normally want you to pass all the F papers first before sitting for the P papers – you can study for the P papers whilst studying for the F papers – I would talk to ACCA for clarification.

yes it builds up towards P2, doing P2 without passing F7 is one hanging off a cliff with a finger and hoping to pull himself back up, a good knowledge of F7 is required in P2, as soon as you pass F7 rush straight into paper P2 immediately, i found this immensely useful when i took F7 and P2 in septemeber and december diets succesively, i had 71 and 60.

doing F9 with P1 is a good balance, one requires calculations and the other requires a much more theoretical approach,
@surf have you done F7 recently?

@surf23……like i said earlier on, taking p2 right after f7 is the best combo for the acca papers, you’ll be far better off than someone that’s done it a year ago.
p2 felt like a breeze through after mastering the IAS/IFRS, make sure you don’t cram the standards cos at p2 level youre expected to knw for each standard the initial recognition, initial measurement, subsequent measurement, disclose and derecognition of each standard.
the standards introduced in p2 that aren’t in f7 are not too much, possibly 5-7, you can see this gives an insight that most standards are tested in f7, so doing them in p2 right away feels like a revision course .

It is now impossible to take P2 without passing or having an exemption for F7 due to progression rules and timetable of examinations.