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Q; are the questions in papers predetermined as from which part of syllabus they would cover or any question as 2,3 and 4 ? as like p2 as 4th question is of current issues and Q1 is of groups?
The only information set out by ACCA is:
Section A (a single compulsory question)
There is only one question in Section A worth 50 marks. The purpose of this is to allow a detailed scenario to be given so that candidates can have the information and time to develop deeper answers to the question requirements. The Section A question ranges across various parts of the syllabus.Section B (a choice of two from three questions)
Section B consists of three 25-mark questions from which two must be chosen. The Section B questions focus on specific issues in the P5 syllabus (though not necessarily exclusively on only one topic).As you will see by looking at past exams Section A concentrated on performance measurement and management: KPIs reports etc.
Hi Ken,
do you mark questions if do pass paper would you be able to mark them and given me feed back.
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