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reanna wrote:Can you please give some tips?
This one is all about exam technique. Try to train yourself to focus on what’s asked and link to specific examples in the case.
There’s no new knowledge from PM and SBL so just focus on the questions. There’s a guy called Steve Mills I think who has some great videos on YouTube on exam technique for APM.
Struggled with ATX and couldn’t clear in 3 attempts. Switched to APM in this session and cleared it first time with 50 as my last exam. I couldn’t ask for more than that, as I needed just a pass to close this ACCA journey that has locked up my life for 2.5 years. Thank you Lord??
Congratulations to all who passed. This has been a Brickhill for me to complete my qualification. I got 46 first attempt, 47 second and third attempt and now when I thought it was over I got 49. I tried to change approaches but still it is not working. Any advice folks? I wanted to change the option but my family said it is better to deal with the devil I know but I feel like the devil I know keeps on changing.
Failed 49 for the second time really at a loss with this exam it’s my last exam ?
Pass with the grace of God Almighty. I would suggest every body who failed to stick to the option and please study the bbp text which will enhance your understanding and then do question practise. I passed it fourth time. When you understand a topic deeply then its application becomes easy.
Failed at 46 on 4th attempt, I am convinced APM is all about abstract theory, vague embedded requirements, non-sense calculations and utter useless models that are of Zero Value tested like rocket science is beyond comprehension. Completely devastated, thank you ACCA for parting with depression at Strategic Level…
In the contrary, I found APM and SBL more practical than other strategic papers. One can directly envisage it’s applicability and practicality in his/her company/organisation.With ATX, I cramming nonsense legislation that won’t last even for three years without being replaced. Watch Steve Willis YouTubes on exam technique. As for me, I didn’t waste too much time ready the study text, as I have realised from other papers that understanding the theory alone won’t help, till one masters how to apply them. This means I spent 10% of my text just browsing the text, and 90% used in practicing questions. I had no bpp or kapplan study text, watched opentuition and a YouTube videos. I read more about theories just by googling on internet. This is all I can share to encourage future students of APM.
2nd attempt pass at 59% can hardly believe it myself so happy happy its been a journey, finally an affiliate!! I just focused on doing exam questions everyday then I check answer. I put aside a minimum of 4 hours
Thank you so much. This is really helpful. I’m approaching this exam next and I’m very nervous but these tips are very handy.
Passed 57% first attempt – it was a hard exam, really! Although I wrote literally everything and answered every question – it only came out with 57 :-))
Anyhow – I am done with all exams now – I am over the moon <3Fellow comrades. Congrats to all who passed,
I have failed this APM four times. It seems there is something I am yet to grab. But No Retreat No Surrender until I shoot it down.
Please those who want to sit in June 2022,lets share the notes
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I am in need of Steve Willis’ videos
failed apm with 41 6th time. first time was 49 and the inbetween results were in 40s. I have no idea why because I know the material and the techniques like the back of my hand at this point. I am switching to AFM.
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