* March 2023 ACCA SBR Exam Results * Instant Poll and Comments

Second attempt and second failure. Does anyone experiencing problems with speed of typing? I had a long break in studies and now I do understand that I need to attend typing course. Otherwise I won’t be able to pass any of ACCA exam. On my work I don’t need to write long reports. I have 12 years of work as auditor and accountant. I didn’t have any problems on my work with typing. But ACCA want me to be not only an accountant but a typist as well…

@amos, you are not a failure! Do not think or ever see yourself that way. Things like this happen in life. It’s a phase and will definitely pass if you do not give up. I know some one who failed every of the 14 papers at least 3/4 times and some even 5 times but she is now qualified. You must be an amazing dad as your child believes. This does not in any way define you.. don’t give up! You can take a few months off but do not give up…

I got 49 this is my 2 nd attempt. 1st attempt with 48 marks. I did my best this time. I don’t know where I went wrong. Is there a chance of passing with 1 mark if I appeal for administrative review.

84% Alhamdulilah

i would like to encourage to to give up. register and sit again in June focus more on question practice and knowledge on all the standards. you will make it

I got 80% in my first attempt. This is my first paper for ACCA as 9 papers have been exempted by my degree. I was unexpectedly calm when I finally get to know the results, but seriously, my dad cried when he know that I got 80% even though I’m doing it part-time together with my degree. I’m so blessed. Now I’m working on SBL for June 2023 sitting and my degree year 3 semester 2. My accounting degree is a four year program, hopefully I can be an ACCA affiliate by the time I graduated. Cheers and congrats all.

@robyntopenn Go over the lectures of OT as quick as you can, jotting down your own notes, then go straight to past papers/mock exam questions and learning the standards.

If you can’t do the questions, just go to the answers and type them out. This will help you learn to write how examiners want you to answer.

I passed first time with 1.5 months of studying (while working) after a 6 year break of no exams and this was my approach.

Also, in the exam make sure you answer every question (keep to your timings!) even if you think you have no idea what its on about just write any standards and how you think the Q relates to it. Do this and you’ll be fine.