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ilham9089
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Thank you Mike. Really appreciate your efforts. Passed with 71%. Although I was aiming for 80, at this point I’m just glad it’s over.
MikeLittle
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Nothing to be ashamed of – 71 is a perfectly respectable score
Any idea where you dropped the marks … or have you already moved on to the next paper
Whatever. I’m so pleased that my contributions didn’t prevent you from passing the paper 🙂
ilham9089
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I’ve moved on to the next paper, Mike. I’d like to never think about law again haha. And your contributions helped me quite a lot so thank you once again.
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You’re welcome
vasukie
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Hello Sir,
I have a doubt,
If a 6 marks multiple question includes a,b, and c (2 marks for each), how do they allocate marks for that questions if I did 2 questions correctly and 1 wrongly?
Will I be awarded 4 out of 6 marks or 0 out of 6 marks?
Same doubt if the question with a and b (a-2 marks and b- 4 marks).
I do want a clarification on this matter.
Kindly reply to this.
Thank you.MikeLittle
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You’re awarded marks for what you get correct. So with a 3 part / 2 marks each question, and you get parts a and b correct but part c incorrect, you’ll be awarded 4 out of 6 marks
Have you tried the ACCA’s mock exams? You’ll find the definitive answer there 🙂
OK?
vasukie
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Oh ok, thank you very much, Sir.
I have tried the mock exam but had a doubt about this matter.
Thank you so much for the clarification.MikeLittle
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You’re very welcome Vasukie
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