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Hi There,
Does anyone know if you still pass without writing the standard number and a pretty vague reference or do you have to be very specific ?
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Just wait another 23 hours and see the answer to your question if you apper in P7 June exam.
Good luck to every one
Well guys turns out you can pass it without the standard numbers or exact definitions however please be advised that it would be a touch and go pass rather than a clean pass in mid 50’s.
I cannot believe that students at this level are still asking this sort of question! I don’t think I have ever seen in a marking plan any marks awarded for quoting an ISA number.
Think about it – in practice, were you ever to need to quote the number, you would simply look it up.
It surely isn’t an objective of the exam to see how many numbers you can remember. This is exactly the same argument for IFRSs, IASs, section numbers in law, years in which case law was heard …..
Forget about remembering numbers – get the words down.
And as for having only a mid-fifties pass, that’s comfortable! Look at the global pass rate for P7! Mid fifties will place you somewhere in the top 20% in the World!
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