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hmm..i mean the analysis of the past year question. the list which indicates which question is regarding to which topics or which chapter. it might be helpful for parallel study =)
If you download that document you will see it is in two parts. The first part is by exam, the second is by alphabetical list of topic. That will let you find questions relevant for each chapter you study.
Dec 2014 is not included there, but you can have a look at that exam on the ACCA site (though presumably topics that came up in Dec 2014 are unlikely to be repeated in June 2015).
@Gromit, how does this analysis help? i mean don’t you have to know the entire syllabus any way as there is no way you can predict with any certainty what will come on the exam paper.
The only thing i found that helps in any paper is reading the last four or five technical articles as the paper will be set on one of those topics and practicing as much question as possible.I agree that you should not gamble by trying to question spot. However the analysis helps if you want to find a past question on a particular topic.
Also, many people like to look at the historical pattern of questions.
Looking at technical articles is generally very useful.
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