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Dear Sir,
I hope you are doing very well,
I am preparing for the AAA exam for the upcoming Dec 2024 attempt. However, there are many things for me to complete before appearing in the real exam. With limited time and the exam nearing, it has been almost tough to do a lot of practice. Therefore, I request that you give me some tips and tracks, including beneficial techniques, regarding practicing the most imperative topics to help me pass the exam.
Thank you so much!
Welcome to my AAA forum!
First read this if you haven’t already done so: https://www.accaglobal.com/uk/en/student/exam-support-resources/professional-exams-study-resources/p7/technical-articles/AAA-examiner-approach.html
You should aim to attempt, as a minimum, the specimen (if you have not already done so) and the two Practice Exams, and I would say at least three of the 7 in the past exam library. Most importantly you need to attempt the Pre-Dec 2024 Mock and go through it with a debrief.
There should then be 4 exams in the past exam library to attempt after the mock debrief.
By attempt I mean typing out full answers – by all means exceed the 3 hours initially, but for the mock and exams you attempt closest to the exam you should be working to strict time. A vital part of Q practice is to be able to critique your attempt – you should expect to spend almost as long on this as you spent attempting it – so you should be setting aside up to 6 hours to work through each exam thoroughly.
If you’re struggling where to start with Qs – do see Steve’s lectures covering the Specimen exam: https://opentuition.com/acca/aaa/acca-aaa-revision-lectures
And it you need guidance with self-marking, the “read the mind” series is an invaluable resource
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