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Guys, I always thought F6 was the easiest paper among F level but i could not pass after attempted 5 times. F6 was my remaining Fundamental paper. Feel bad and thinking of give up taking ACCA …..
Why would you think that F6 was the easiest paper? There are not many people who share that opinion. In addition, none of these ACCA examinations are “easy”
As for giving up, I suggest you read the comments coming through from students with their results. There are a number of them saying things like “At last, after 6 attempts” or “I honestly cannot remember if that was my fifth or sixth attempt”
Passing exams and qualifying is a bit like the upcoming Scottish independence referendum. The question can be asked again and again and again and be rejected. But there will come a time when things just fall into place and a “Yes” vote is achieved.
And the question will never be asked again
Pass F6 and you can wave goodbye to UK taxation FOREVER!
I guess Mike is right, I failed f6 twice and in third attempt i scored 68 which is highest in my written exams, In f6 its about practice anyway and keeping calm.
@mikelittle You’re welcome but i guess myself will need some help with P2 😀
I trying so hard but now have 5 exams to complete in 3 years otherwise I’m time barred. I’m confident I can pass but the added pressure is making me ill. The 10 year rule has always been in place but no one has been time barred. I pray that the proposed change will come in I will be so happy more than if England won the World cup !!
Definitely keep trying I wish you luckI failed law modules at uni repeatedly. I re-sat the 1st years’ law module in both 2nd n 3rd years as I kept failing it.
Yet somehow I managed 74% in F4-Law paper, I have no idea how.
Consistency is key, never give up and relate what you learn to what you like/enjoy in life.
I linked cases to things I like, for example there was a case with someone called Sidebottom so I put a pic of a minion from Despicable me in my passcards to remind me of it.
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