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khushiasad
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I’m a full time student and i want to complete my ACCA as soon as possible and for this, I’m planning to give SBR,AAA and ATX in one attempt but I’m confused if should i give only 2 papers in one attempt in order to pass them or should i give three papers in one attempt to complete my ACCA as soon as possible but would it be possible to pass all three papers in one attempt if i spent my whole time to study for these papers?
Kindly guide.
Kim Smith
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Look at our survey results https://opentuition.com/acca/survey-results-when-taking-2-acca-exams-which-is-the-best-combination and see the comments on that page.
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I would do SBR and AAA together. As also Mr Smith advices and say – do not even attempt AAA without SBR. So they are good together.
I would leave ATX for June, as they will change Fin Act rules from June exams, so you won’t need to re-learn new rules, in case you don’t pass.
Three exams in one go – too hard even for full time students.
khushiasad
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I’m planning to give SBR and AAA in June by preparing for these papers within 2 months while giving ATX in June as well because I’m gonna prepare for this paper in 4 months
Still there is a chance of failure in one of these papers if given 2 months preparation time for AAA and SBR and 4 months preparation time for ATX?avbosip
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I would say: if you are smart, have time, power, desire and have nothing more to do more in you life apart from studying – go ahead and do them all in one go.
Personally I would do sbr (or sbr and aaa together) first and leave atx after all for September.
There is an expression in the English language – haste makes waste. It is all up to you to diced now. You know better your other commitments in your life and only you can make a decision.
khushiasad
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