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I attempted in September and scored a 69. Great marks I know but it doesent feel amazing to me tbh. And the reason for that is that my eventual goal in life is to have a massive impact eventually. So ACCA would just be half a step to that. So really at the moment finishing ACCA is just a thing I want to tick off my list and move one.
But yeah thanks for your massive help in helping me do well on this paper. Its really appreciated.
Just 4 more to go now
Congratulations brother……been waiting to hear your news.
Sadly I failed at 47……that! is painful!!Many regrets but pointless to dwell on them now so I soldier on to revise afresh for Dec sitting.
Good luck with your next exam….!
Which options are you taking?
Oh thank you!
December should be an SFP if I’m not mistaken. Try and go through the past exams and see what question has come and try to form a pattern. Practice the SPL too and maybe touch SCF but do a lot more practice on SFP.
Good luck in your exam!
I’m planning to take P4 and 5. I feel its going to help actually make me smarter rather than doing tax and audit which wont really help me out of context of those two fields. and in the case of tax, out of the UK.
What about you?
Can you tell me yr tips for 69m?
I wanna score high in this paper bro
Im planning to do p2 p5 in Dec
My average in Plevels is 68.6m considering three subs (p1 ,p3 , p4)@Annette said:
Thank you kindlyI’m taking P4 and P6.
Have you analysed these at all?
Havent done them so nope sorry
@6shahir said:
Can you tell me yr tips for 69m?
I wanna score high in this paper bro
Im planning to do p2 p5 in Dec
My average in Plevels is 68.6m considering three subs (p1 ,p3 , p4)The best thing I can tell you is watch Chris solving the questions and solve as many as you can yourself. Question practice is key. That applies to all papers in my experience.
But its not quantity of questions. Its quality of how well you understand how the question was solved. Its enough to solve 6 of each question. As long as you know exactly what was happening.
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