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Cchanrawolf12345611y ago#1
What do you think about new exam format of F9? Pleae share your ideas and what have you all done with F9 this term.
Ssabyn199311y ago#2
The new format is simpler, due to the questions being shorter. I like it better this way, although the MCQ part can be tricky
Lleigh11y ago#3
Thought the MCQ were extremely tricky. Not a fan! X
SSarah11y ago#4
Me too, I expected the MCQ part to be easier, I was quite uncertain with several questions, especially the type "which statement is true...". Apart from that the format is good, I prefer the shorter questions in part B.
((deleted)11y ago#5
How was the exam overall? Easy, moderate or difficult? And which parts of the paper were more tricky?
Aaddy00711y ago#6
It was a fair paper though MCQ'S were tricky especially theoretical MCQ'S. I got many "C" in my answer, did anyone get? Hope for 50, fingers crossed.
Aanna11y ago#7
part B is ok, but MCQ is pure devil
((deleted)11y ago#8
addy I got many C as well ;)
HHong11y ago#9
Can you guys share the MCQ answer for those you all still remember!
Rriverstixx11y ago#10
Multiple choice was a nightmare! Some calculations were straight forward but as far as theory questions...Where on earth is the information in the study text for the knowledge on this? No matter how well you know the material you are always second guessing yourself on 2 out of the 4 options. Bring back 4 long questions!!
GGiles11y ago#11
trying to recap how i think i did, however doesnt look promising as ive already forgotten what question 2 part b wanted to know.... can someone jog my memory please?
((deleted)11y ago#12
I got plenty of A answeres in mcqs
SSunny11y ago#13
Question 2 part B was to calculate the share price using the PE ratio. I thought the paper was ok but the multiple choice was extremely difficult. I studied quite hard and I thought they were very tough. I just started blankly at some of the questions thinking HUH?!
((deleted)11y ago#14
I think it was about using P/E ratio to calculate the market value of shares?
((deleted)11y ago#15
Whats the answer for the npv??? Quedtion 4
HHong11y ago#16
Question 4 the two revision is means for?
((deleted)11y ago#17
Agreed, too many yields and just a few topics on the working capital management.
Vvarsha2511y ago#18
i got plenty of As !!
Qqurrahtulain311y ago#19
Mcqs were a nightmare !!!!! most of 'em werent even in the test book
Vvipulv11y ago#20
NPV i got 2510 positive ? Can someone tell me did we have to do two waccs for question 5? I only did one .... friend said two? I got 10.4%
((deleted)11y ago#21
I got 3million something ....
HHong11y ago#22
Market value and book value WACC! Book value seem like 7.8%. Your npv is 2510000?
Vvipulv11y ago#23
Yes correct i got npv 2510 oh i didnt do book value wacc i didnt read question properly nooooo!!! It was easy too.
Lleigh11y ago#24
Hi vipulv yes I got 10.4 for the WACC then they asked for WACC for assets. I don't think I did this part correctly.
Vvipulv11y ago#25
I will lose alot of marks
Nnacnac11y ago#26
The exam was difficult. Hope to pass
Vvipulv11y ago#27
For the book value :(
Vvipulv11y ago#28
@jeanmusc said: I got 3million something ....
3 mill?? Serious
Sscarlet11y ago#29
If ACCA were aiming to encourage better coverage of the syllabus on the F9 I think they've missed the mark. The exam was heavily weighted on risk and valuation with very little investment appraisal, working capital management or ratios relating to a business performance. The MCQ's were obscure to say the least!
HHong11y ago#30
@vipulv , do you remember what your answer for MCQ " earn abnormal return by reading previously share prices." ?
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