Is Opentution enough to get 85+ in English version? I scheduled my exam on 10th July and I'm just getting started.
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Get 85+
Others have done, so the OpenTuition material won't stop you. To score 85%+ will depend on factors beyond OpenTuition. What else do you have going on in your life? Work? Family? Friends? Sports?
10 July is only 20 days away. How many hours each day are you likely (realistically!) to devote to your law studies?
Yes, it is achievable, but a high degree of dedication will be required. And, of course, you can always post on the Ask ACCA Tutor Law forum with any questions that you may have and I'll get back to you.
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I can spend 2 hrs everyday... In also preparing for TX in September and I just scheduled LW paper on 27th July
I know that you can do the maths, 27th July is 37 days. You've rescheduled?
The 2 hours per day is purely for law? Or are you including some tax preparation in there? 74 hours should see you pass the law paper. Whether that will be enough to score 85+, I can't say, sorry! A lot depends upon those other distractions mentioned in my earlier post. And also depends on your own ability to read, retain and regurgitate!
The portal is always open for you to contact me in case of need.
Why specifically 85%? Most students are happy enough to get this 'strange' paper out of the way but you seem to be 'fixated' in scoring 85+%? If there's anything I can do to get you to that score, please let me know - I'm happy to help.
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Yeah I have Rescheduled and 2 hrs only dedicated for LW Paper.
'...and 2 hrs only dedicated for LW Paper.'
Please reassure me that this means 2 hours each day rather than the alternative interpretation of 'a total of 2 hours aggregate in the next 37 days' (36 days now!)
2hrs every day specially dedicated for LW
I have failed to mention the ABSOLUTE NECESSITY of plenty of practice answering exam style questions from a revision kit.
Of your 2 hours per day, at least one of those hours should be devoted to answering those revision kit questions.
And I stand ready to receive your questions from whenever you hit a brick wall in your understanding of the law.
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