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i hav given 13 acca papers in 2 years ( till june 2011).. although i gave 4 papers in june 2011 i flunked p4.. then i gav p7 in dec 2011 and i still failed at 48… i cant take it anymore… i m thinking of droppong acca altogether.. wat wud hapn if i dun gv the last paper? any advice would be appreciated.
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dont give up i also left with last paper (P7). You wont be an acca even if you pass 13 out of 14. keep it up.
Dont give up. P7 is an easy paper give another try.
I passed f8 in June 2011 and p7 in this term. As there is a link between these two paper, so for better preparation i would suggest a review of f8.I would recommend open-tuition notes for review and bpp revision kit for final preparation. As you already have the theoretical knowledge so revision kit would be more helpful than the study book.I am sure you will secure very good marks.Best of luckP2 knowledge is key here!
BPP Text book and Kit, articles and OT notes for revision..Do not give up, you can do it 🙂
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don’t give up you are almost through. I know at certain age several issues will be intruding on your study time, ignore them for now and focus on your p7 for the next two months. i wish you success this diet.
You need not give up. you have travelled so far to give up. remember the optional papers are very challenging. let me use myself as an example. i did 12papers in 1.5yrs and got stack with the last two for 2yrs but am still trying. wldnt give up. am sure one day i will be victorious.
@f2418, I echo the opinions of OpenTuition forumers here, never give up. Even if you fail, think of the bright side. You got another shot to win World Prize for P7 in the next sitting! If you have the mentality of achieving the highest goal possible, you can assure yourself of the pass because you are guaranteeing yourself commitment by learning from your mistakes from the past. What will you do to change your outcome? You decide.
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