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- August 17, 2015 at 10:38 pm #267584
Hi Guys,
Probably get asked this Question often but can’t see anything that helps on the forums.
I sat F8 in June and used BPP Textbook, practice kit and passcards. Briefly used to Open Tuition lectures to break me into it.
I found the BPP textbook to be a bit complex in parts and it was incredibly comprehensive, maybe too much to the point it makes me panic and takes far too long to read a chapter (I’m a slow reader).
While I know it’s going to be a tough exam and I’m not looking for an easy route, I’m wondering if Kaplan textbooks and revision kits are perhaps a better option?
I’ve heard they are more concise and to the point. They give you the information you need to know to pass the exam well just with not as much jargon and ‘padding’.So basically, can i get opinions on what textbook would be most recommended for Paper P1 – Governance, Risk and Ethics please?
Cheers guys!
August 18, 2015 at 5:32 am #267595Use Kaplan my dear is the best. It’s straight to the point
September 10, 2015 at 11:51 pm #271162Kaplan is good. Go for it. I am a self study student and I hv used kaplan to pass all my exams
December 17, 2016 at 7:10 pm #363914Oooooo… Reli ???
Am in the same problem here … I guess the advise still holds
Because I did sat for F6 , whilst waisting my time on needless BPP jagons learning and extensive/ broad calculation ending me to fail …
Mean while all my friends using Kaplan did passed easilyNow I used just open tuition lecture notes and some technical articles + mock exams only ( bpp ) to pass my f6 tax
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