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Ssodiqlawal13y ago#61
Passed with 64% first time. Happy as it is self-study so not costly. Thanks Opentuition, really helpful
Former userFormer user13y ago#62
Managed to pass in first attempt with very limited study. Only used opentuition notes, lectures and couple of past papers - thanks opentuition
Former userFormer user13y ago#63
thanks Opentuition
Former userFormer user13y ago#64
Suprise I fail P3 with 34% at the second time where i was better prepare, the first time I fail with 46%, but at least I pass P1 at with just 50%, just on the line. Thansk God
Vvacamas200213y ago#65
Passed with 63%, much more relieved than happy.
Tteddy2tokes13y ago#66
Passed first time with 68 percent. I read the study text through a couple of times, use the open tuition lecture notes and practiced from the past exam papers. All those who failed and have asked for tips for next time, the best thing I was taught was that you can know the whole module inside out but if you don't apply what you know to the question you will fail. So when I answered a question I always used BAI. B - Baseline - Write definitions / knowledge of topic being tested A - Apply knowledge to the question, USING EXAMPLES FROM THE SCENARIO I - The impact - The effects for the company/person in the question Good luck next time
Former userFormer user13y ago#67
thanks st NOAH 66% amazing
Former userFormer user13y ago#68
66% AMAZING THANKS TO MOTHER CONSTANCE
Wwendyxu073013y ago#69
Passed with 51%
Ppicolina197513y ago#70
It's really not worth to struggle with ACCA. So many people failed many times and they can't understand why. The same with me. I am reading P1 answers in 5th time and I remember that I answered at least 70% in the same way as it is in answers. I did a lot of practise on it... Why ACCA can't provide work analysis? Ok, it could be not free service, but I want to know where I've been wrong! If I don't know what I wrote wrong I'll do it next time again. And I think it is especially in theory papers. I feel myself quite confident in P1 , I wrote all questions, used almost all answer booklet, but have got just 36.Unbelievable!
Former userFormer user13y ago#71
Passed with 70! I owe it to you opentuition!
Bbibsi13y ago#72
Failed at 44 percent
Iirisc13y ago#73
hmmmm lost to 44 :(
Ppolldoll13y ago#74
Passed with 58 - big relief!
Ssodiqlawal13y ago#75
@abdelbagi2004 said: fail p1 46 and p3 17 p1 8 times the range form 40 to 47 p7 two times 06 2011 16 and dec2012 17 i remain with p1 and p3 and one option paper i pass befor p2 and p6 any advice thanks
Hi It seems you have attempted some papers an few times and still not passed. This would suggest a lack of practice and understanding. I would suggest you practice as many past questiions as possible and increase the amount of revision time. Also do not try to cram everything in in a few days. I know some people do this and say they passed, however it is a very high risk strategy and is likely to lead to a fail. Also if you do not have much time to revise due to full time work or other commitments, i suggest taking one-exam at a time and starting revision early. Finally, it may be beneficial for you to go to a class where a lecturer can explain to you thing you do not understand. Not everyone can pass through just using textbooks and Opentuition. Good luck for future exams. Hard work will pay off eventually.
Former userFormer user13y ago#76
I got 54 and I was shocked. I expected to pass comfortably in the lows 70's as every question swas answered very well. This is the first ACCA paper that I have got so significantly below my expectations. I did prepare for it in 1 week, but I did the same for P3 and scored 72.I am grateful I passed though. Got my results emailed to me 10 hours after the scheduled time! Could not log in to the website till 6 hours after release and spent a virtually sleepless night. ACCA really needs to fix this issue.
Former userFormer user13y ago#77
Passed 60% first attempt. Am so happy :-)
OSOBU Student0713y ago#78
Failed by 44 marks. I answered all questions, was hoping to pass with very good marks. :(
OSOBU Student0713y ago#79
i think there should be a remarking. I don't agree having failed this paper. Can't we appeal for a re count?
Ssureshthegeek13y ago#80
Passed P1 & P2 first attempt! Both on the borderline! Thx. LSBF & Open tution.
Eevettejb13y ago#81
I passed! Thanks to the almighty God!
Eevettejb13y ago#82
@sodiqlawal said: Hi It seems you have attempted some papers an few times and still not passed. This would suggest a lack of practice and understanding. I would suggest you practice as many past questiions as possible and increase the amount of revision time. Also do not try to cram everything in in a few days. I know some people do this and say they passed, however it is a very high risk strategy and is likely to lead to a fail. Also if you do not have much time to revise due to full time work or other commitments, i suggest taking one-exam at a time and starting revision early. Finally, it may be beneficial for you to go to a class where a lecturer can explain to you thing you do not understand. Not everyone can pass through just using textbooks and Opentuition. Good luck for future exams. Hard work will pay off eventually.
IF YOU HAVE REPEATEDLY FAILED YOUR EXAMS STOP ATTEMPTING MORE THAN ONE PAPER AT A TIME. I KNOW YOU WANT TO FINISH BUT WHEN YOU TAKE YOUR EXAMS ONE PAPER AT A TIME YOU WILL BE ABLE TO CONCENTRATE A LOT BETTER AND WILL BE A LOT MORE PREPARED.
Former userFormer user13y ago#83
All praises and thanks are due to Allah. After failing P1 twice only reading the text, I decided to now only read open tuition free notes plus past papers. Finally, I passed it with 59% thanks to opentuition and goodbye to
Former userFormer user13y ago#84
passed with 80%, thank you!!
Iilham13y ago#85
Hi all, Passed P1 comfortably by using open tuition. I took P3 and did it through kaplan and failed. Even though my full Concentration was on P3. I think its time ACCA provides your paper for reviewing so that way we know where we going wrong!!
Former userFormer user13y ago#86
it was my first attempt at p1 and mashallah passed. mark wasn't so gud. it's 53 but still happy to pass it
Aabdelbagi200413y ago#87
@sodiqlawal said: Hi It seems you have attempted some papers an few times and still not passed. This would suggest a lack of practice and understanding. I would suggest you practice as many past questiions as possible and increase the amount of revision time. Also do not try to cram everything in in a few days. I know some people do this and say they passed, however it is a very high risk strategy and is likely to lead to a fail. Also if you do not have much time to revise due to full time work or other commitments, i suggest taking one-exam at a time and starting revision early. Finally, it may be beneficial for you to go to a class where a lecturer can explain to you thing you do not understand. Not everyone can pass through just using textbooks and Opentuition. Good luck for future exams. Hard work will pay off eventually. IF YOU HAVE REPEATEDLY FAILED YOUR EXAMS STOP ATTEMPTING MORE THAN ONE PAPER AT A TIME. I KNOW YOU WANT TO FINISH BUT WHEN YOU TAKE YOUR EXAMS ONE PAPER AT A TIME YOU WILL BE ABLE TO CONCENTRATE A LOT BETTER AND WILL BE A LOT MORE PREPARED. thanks all for your advice every time i do two paper self study in june2012 do only p1 and fail also 42 for practice papers i do practice more past exams but for writen papers like p1 and p7 only read thorough not practice insha allah i will try to do p1 and p3 in june again and increase time for revission
Aaliali13y ago#88
i have manged to get 68% in P1 exam in first attemt. i would like to give the whole credit to almighty ALLAH and opentuition
Former userFormer user13y ago#89
It was my first attempt and I passed with 50%. Soooo happy and relived ;-)
Former userFormer user13y ago#90
Passed F9 with 84% and P1 with 86%, which was surprising as I found P1 quite a challenge. I study from home and so I don't always know what the examiner / marker is looking for in written answers, I don't have much guidance really, so just did my best and am relieved once again. My advice to everyone is keep on trying, we'll all get there in the end, even if the exams are painful and take years!
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