AAA*** June 2023 ACCA AAA exam – Instant Poll and comments ***

Lads how many marks you reckon I lost for not concluding on the first question lmao

none you don't get a mark for a conclusion only for intro i didn't write one

You get one professional mark for a conclusion

Yoo say on god ahahaha. I was freaking out about that. I'm feeling confident now because I did intro and materiality calculations etc .

There are like 15 professional marks available on Q1, so you can max the 10 without the conclusion there hard to predict though.

It's more like 10

Review the marking guide for the past exam's on test reach, or your question banks from your book supplier like Kaplan or BP, Q1 there are more than 10 possible Professional marks. obviously you max at 10 but there are definitely more available, so if you have missed of a conclusion or not written a good enough one its possible youve not dropped any mark's although it is an easier one to get. just like Risks there are more marks available than the max hence why time management is so important

Ohhh yeah I feel you man . I know I TORE UP that first question, kinda hit it good on the second but was more concise in the last so I think I'm good out here lool. I wish we didn't have to wait so long for results, on God its the worst part

Did anyone sat both main and rebooked exam? Was there same questions? Or even qusstions with the same difficulty level?

There are two exams a morning one and a afternoon one doesn't matter if your a resit, just depends what time you sit. the hardness depends on area's of the syllabus your good at I guess. and which areas of reporting you have a good enough level of understanding to comment on.

A fair paper on first view, however tricky questions. I felt Qu1 was not easy and very technical, if you IRFS is not strong, it would be impossible to pass the question as there were no business risks and the issues were very technical and not straight forward. The exams style have changed a lot compared to past exams questions which makes the exams even more difficult.