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Passed with 77%
Thank you so much OpenTuition, couldn’t have done it without you!
Passed with 70%, buzzing is an understatement, won’t be able to go to sleep now XD
passed on my first attempt – finished with all the skills paper, only 4 more exams to go!!
It was my 4th attempt and I finally passed?
I’m happy that from today onwards I don’t have to sit through this dreaded paper again! ??
OMG I managed to pass this exam on the second attempt!
I think the forum quiz questions really helped in the run up to the exam. I switched from CAT to ACCA in order to take the exam in March, unfortunately I failed in the September sitting however I am now I’m qualified once i complete my practical experience!!!passed with a 52% on my fifth attempt. Four more to go.AA traumatised me.I think i have PTSD from this paper
passed with a 73% on the first attempt . thanks Open Tuition!!!
my advise is practicing past exams , to learn how to get the easy marks.
good look to everyone.Passed first time.
If anyone is struggling with this exam please feel free to reach out and ask questions.
Passed on my first attempt with 75%. The best advice I can give to whoever is sitting the future sessions is to finish the study material as fast as possible and focus on revision kit and past exam paper, and familiarize yourself with the exam format and time management.
Passed with 64%! All while studying by myself with the kaplan practice kit.
My advice is to practice the section B questions as much as possible. Pay a lot of attention to risk and audit evidence(substantive tests).
For audit risk, read and understand the typical response to audit risks in a scenario as there’s always a pattern and repetition. The only difference is the name of the client. You’ll notice this when you solve all the questions.
For audit evidence(substantive testing), memorize(and understand!) at least 5 test of each area of the financial statements.
Examples include: receivables, payables, revenue, revaluation, depreciation, director’s bonuses, redundancy provision etc.
This strategy worked for me and it can work for you, too!
Remember to read to understand, not cram and forget after exams.
Cheers.
Hi, I failed exam. Currently very discouraged.
?f you don’t mind can you give me some tips.
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I will appreciate your responseGood luck
@themeer – please note the rules for use of the forum https://opentuition.com/forums/forum-rules
“5. Do not PM users asking for help
Do not send private messages to any users asking for help. If you need help, make a new thread in the appropriate forum then the whole community can help and benefit.”For a start – you will find lots of “tips” for success in the “sticky posted” articles at the top of this forum https://opentuition.com/forum/acca-forums/acca-aa-audit-and-assurance-forums (i.e. the ones highlighted in yellow with a * after them). If you have any questions arising from our or ACCA’s resources you can ask the AA tutor https://opentuition.com/forum/ask-acca-tutor-forums/ask-the-tutor-acca-audit-and-assurance-aa-exams and I shall be happy to help.
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Finally, I’ve cleared AA; praise God!
Congratulations! How many attempts did you make?
I failed on my first one with 46%. And don’t know where to start since I left the exam with confidence that I passed. So don’t know what areas to improve ((.
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