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Hi there,
I sat for the P2 in the December, 2017 exam session. I failed (22%) !!!! I am so frustrated. After giving the exam, I knew that I will fail but still I waited for the result! The obvious thing happened, I FAILED!!! I don’t know what to do! this is the first time I have failed in any of my academic exam !
I am planning to resit in the March 2017 exam session so therefore I have around 46 days left! If I work really hard these 46 days, is it possible to pass? how to study? any suggestion plz? I am going to sit for the p3 as well in march 2017
I agree with wesbyss on this one. Key to this exam is learning the standards.
The examiners report mentions nearly every sitting that too many people focus their time on the consolidation when in reality it is only worth 35% of the exam at most. Key to passing this exam is section B questions and making sure you focus on the information provided in the scenario.46 days is more than enough as you should have already covered the syllabus for the December sitting. I started question practice around 2 weeks before the exam and managed to get through the December 2016 sitting.
All the best with your studies and good luck for the sitting in March.
Doing Past Exam from ACCA not any learning provider Such as……, work on the question i.e write the answer first and then compare it with the examiner answer and identify what was wrong what was correct and learn how to write to your examiner i.e. doing so help you to know what your examiner looking from you in up coming session.
This help me because the leaning providers Kit start to answering by grouping one topic at a time and you my good at one area but the exam is across the syllabus and the past exam is the same and working on the past exam help you to develop such skills and you will pass on your next time.
bizuayehu from ethiopia
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