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Dear Tutor,
I have failed the F8 paper 4 times now, last first time i wrote, i dot 36, the second time, 23, the third time, i got 47 and last semester i got 48. just where i am I going wrong. please help. i really want to pass in June, 2014.
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I assume that you know the theory by now, so your trouble must lie with answering questions. This could be because you are:
1 Not targeting the requirements accurately
2 Not making use of the information in the scenario
3 Not writing enough detail.I don’t know where you are based, but if possible try to enrol on a question-based revision day where you will get feedback on your answer.
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sir same here i also fail to cross 50% or above it will be my 4th attempt in june 2014…..i dont know wha tto do..plz help…??
You need question practice – ideally a mock exam – and you need your questions marked.
See here:
Thank you very much, this is positive feedback and very encouraging, i will improve on these three points, you have hit the nail on the head and thank you so much.
It is said that Paper F8 is a hurdle to pass your ACCA qualification. The reason is that it is a very professional paper and if you do with it like a professional set of mind than there will be no reason to fail it. If you look the paper structure and the way it is examine you will find it very technical paper. So, the techniques to attempt the paper is very keen.
Hi, only just coming across your post, otherwise would have shared this link with you https://opentuition.com/topic/how-to-pass-f8-2014-onward/.
Really sorry to hear about your situation with F8. I am hoping you have done well enough in June to pass this time.
Very best wishes
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Hello! I want to do F7,F8 and F9 come December, do you think I can handle all the 3 papers considering the low pass rates in F8…please will appreciate your comments
Many students do manage to pass those papers in one sitting. However, I can’t really advise you. It depends on your strengths, interests, English, time available for study, application to study, study resources etc. Certainly, attempting three papers would keep you busy.
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