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From what ACCA have said:
”Under the current rules, students are removed from the register if they have not completed the exams within 10 years of their initial registration date.
The new seven year time rule at Professional level will apply to any new students registering with ACCA who are given March 2016 as their first eligible exam session. (ACCA will be offering four paper exam sessions in March, June, September and December by 2016).”
Hope this helps!
Avnish
No Avnish it does’t help because it is absolute rubbish.
Please don’t post if you don’t have a clue what you are talking about your only motive is to cause unnecessary stress to students.The new seven year rule applies to all students Vassahard I suggest you check on the ACCA website for accurate information.
https://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/getting-started/time-limits.html
Vassahard, the above link as all the info you need.
“All current students on the register will have been given a last exam session date which is 10 years from when they initially registered. Under the new rules, if you have not completed the exams by your last session date you will not be removed from the register. However, you will lose any passes you may have achieved at the Professional level if you passed them more than seven years ago so these exams will have to be retaken. All Professional Level exams must be passed within a 7 year period.”
Thank you all for your response.
I read the acca statement several times but it seems very unclear because they haven’t update my account. I have contacted acca and awaiting for a response.
Presumably they mean the professional papers will be removed on this rolling basis.Otherwise it seems to contradict my understanding of previous information on this subject.
dear
also i email acca
and they rDear Mr Elnayal KokoThank you for your email.
I can confirm that in June 2017 your Professional Level exam passes older than 7 years will expire if you have not completed all of your exams. All Professional exams must be passed within a 7 year period.
It is important that there is a rule in place – the faster a student progresses through the examinations, the more likely they are to succeed as learning from previous exams is fresh. Furthermore, employers tell us that they really value currency of knowledge.
I can advise that there is no time limit for students to complete their Fundamental level exams.
Our student planner app (which is free to download) gives advice, support, and information about your journey to ACCA membership. You can access the iPhone or Android download links here:
https://www.accaglobal.co.uk/en/student/apps.html
If we can be of any further help, please feel free to contact us on the details below.
Kind regards
Omar Shakil
Connect Adviser
ACCA
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dear sir
i pass p2 in june 2009 and p6 in june 2010 iam self study and work my registration number 1067281
remain with 3papers p1 and p3 and one option paper now do p1 dec2014 wait for result my last sessin june 2016
imay not complete in march 2016
what my sitwation
thankseply to mee june 2017 as below
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