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Hiya,
I am planning to sit F5, F8 and F9 in December 2014.
I am really struggling to put together a study plan and deciding how many hours to commit to each a week.I am planning to start studying next week using Kaplan text book and revision kit, OpenTution course notes and lectures.
Any advice would be appreciated!
Perhaps this is not what you expect but maybe take 2 exams and pass them with flying colors?
Are you full time student?
Thanks for getting back to me!
No I work full time, so only a part time student.
The only reason I am considering doing the 3 exams is I have sat F5 and F8 previously, so I already have a lot of the knowledge (but would obviously need to go back through it) and think my fail was more to do with exam technique. But would be interested to hear opinions as I’m a bit lost on what to do reallyTaking 3 exams is far too much if you’re working full time. I highly recommend you to put all your energy on practice F5 & F8.
I don’t think 3 is too much. It’s totally up to yourself.
I took F4, F9 and P1 in December. All were first times and I passed them all with 74, 63 and 55 marks. I work full time, commute 2hr per day by my own car and have 2 small kids.I would maybe not recommend the same very warmly, but I don’t think it’s fair to say that it is not possible to sit 3 and pass all if working full time 🙂
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