Fail

47 out of 84 is 56%

So practice exam technique

Practice time management

Plan answers within the planning time allocation and then check your plans against the printed solution

Did you make enough separate points

Did you answer the question

Did plan as many points as there are marks available

Have you read any of my posts to previous similar questions where I have given advice on how to move forward?

Well, have you?

Have you timed your handwriting to see just how much you can write in 1 minute 18 seconds? Because that’s the MAXIMUM length of any sentence that you write in the exam. The MAXIMUM

Did you follow ANY exam technique tips at all in June?

“Please let me know what is the difference from June exam to September 16” – the questions will be different!

The new audit report standard is now examinable (course notes are up-to-date)

How to improve your legibility and your handwriting speed? Don’t always go to the keyboard! Have a piece of A4 by your side all the time and, in any 2 minutes that you have available, copy some script (from ANY source)

And do that time after time after time

Have you tried copying something since my last response? Did you time yourself for 1 minute 18 seconds?

No?

WHY NOT!!!!

Do it NOW and let me know how many lines you managed to copy in 1 minute 18 seconds

No, not later! DO IT NOW

So how many lines on the page of A4 did you manage?

Pretend that you’re in an exam and the exam booklet is in front of you. Get a page of A4 and start copying – then stop after 1 minute 18 seconds

Now tell me how many lines on your page of A4 did you manage

4 lines! Then that’s a miracle – or you’re only getting six words per line, or your handwriting is BIG

Many examples of hand-writing will get around 10 words per line so your employability example is worth around 2.5 / 3 lines of “normal” script and that’s about right

Now, the point of that exercise is what?

It’s to show you the maximum length of any single paragraph within a written P7 answer script and that paragraph contains ONE, and no more that just ONE, valid relevant, markable point

Effectively each separate sentence becomes a paragraph – one point per paragraph, one paragraph per point

“and struggle to read the lines” – so you need to practice your hand-writing skills until you can write the same (or even better) length of script but the writing becomes legible

It is important to make an answer marker friendly. That means legible and short, sharp paragraphs (with a line left blank between paragraphs)

Try that – it should help your performance

Read a lot of past exam questions and answers, over and over again and again and again

Not only will it improve your understanding and your knowledge, it will improve the quality of your English too

“i did not finish question 1.” – why did you not finish 100% of the paper?

That’s why you’re failing!

49 out of 82 is 60%

“i will love to know how to improve myself for september 2016 diet.” – finish the paper!

I presume that you must have fainted during the exam or that you were evacuated from the exam room because of, maybe, a fire?

You had the same 3 hours 15 minutes as EVERY BODY else around the World and thousands of them managed to finish the full exam.

So what happened to you?

Read the rest of this thread where I’m advising Samsulm and try the 1 minute 18 second exercise

THAT will improve your performance

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