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NNeha6y ago
I am a qualified Chartered Accountant (ICAI). Which papers are exempt for me?. Also, at the professional level is there any order in which I have to write papers or I can appear for any paper (essential or optional) first by my choice.
MmrjonbainModerator6y ago#1
The following link should give you the relevant exemptions if you enter details of graduating year with ICAI. Papers at professional level can be studied in any order as long as timetable permits. https://www.accaglobal.com/an/en/help/exemptions-calculator.html Hope this is helpful.
Bbabyflakes306y ago#2
I will like to know if after sitting FA exam that I can go and sit FR exam or do I have to do the papers in order.
JCJean Claude6y ago#3
Hello there, i have a question about new things in ACCA but i don't know it this is the right place to ask my question. before i think in ACCA Material we had F1, F2, F3, etc... but i cant find this names anymore on the web can anyone advice me on these changes so i can familiarises myself resume again my ACCA studies cause it have been more than three years for me without Learning my ACCA Studies. thank you
BBhoomi5y ago#4
Hi everyone! For CBE exams, does the centre provide rough sheets to work out the solution? or do I have to mentally work out the steps?
KimKimTutor5y ago#5
@BhoomiS - welcome to OT! If sitting at a CBE centre see here https://www.accaglobal.com/us/en/help/centre-based-exams.html: “Is the use of scrap paper still permitted in centre-based exams? Yes, you may use scrap paper during your centre-based exam for any notes and calculations. Scrap paper will be available on request at your exam centre on the day.” But NOT if sitting remote CBE - there is a more comprehensive post here https://opentuition.com/topic/acca-ma-cbe-scrap-paper-or-scratch-pad You should be aware of the "scratchpad" function in CBE - nothing has to be done entirely "mentally".
BBhoomi5y ago#6
Got it! Thank you!
KimKimTutor5y ago#7
@BhoomiS - you're most welcome!
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