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<cite>@mkyalo said:</cite>
Am devastated by this paper I need counselling… I did it so well but failed…34%<cite>@mkyalo said:</cite>
Am devastated by this paper I need counselling… I did it so well but failed…34%me too…. i also need counselling… 4th attempt an i haven’t been able to get even 40 marks..WTF!!!!
<cite> @CPBOON said:</cite>
Hi ,
I failed P5 with 45 %….so sad …anyone who passed can share with me how you pass it?I strongly advise you to follow the advise from this links
https://opentuition.com/topic/how-i-scored-81-marks-in-p5-in-dec-2012/
https://www.pqaccountant.com/pmag-FFFF00500180006E02171957.html
In addition read all the P5 technical articles from the ACCA website. It is also vital that you do all the past exam questions especially those that have been set by Alex Watt. This will allow you to get a feel of his style of setting questions. Make sure that you also study all the examiners reports that have been published since Alex Watt took over. Good luck to all- Topics: 0
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55%, 4th attempt. I am an ACCA Affiliate now. Glory be to Most High God. Really excited. I did self study.
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55%. Now an Affiliate, Thanks be to God
if i am going to re-sit for the 3rd time, should I buy a F5 revision book or the OT notes will be sufficient? can anyone please advise? Thanks in advance!
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64%
Pass on 3rd attempt doing self studying. Thanks Open Tuition you all really doing a good job giving us the opportunity to get free relevant and helpful information.
Couldn’t of done it without you all.
I scored 55%. I give all the glory to god almighty…
Also a special thanks to opentution.com,
I downloaded p5 material from this website,,listened to your videos,,,went through question debriefs with the lecturer online, without using any additional resources and i passed on my third attempt of the paper. I had the previous two sitting with a tuition house, i paid heavily,yet i failed.
I still cant believe i got all the materials i got here free of charge….You guys are really doing great.I love the lecturer,,though i dont know his name,,yet he impacted on my timing and exam techniques positively.
I recommend this site to any student writing this paper,,,the lectures are well organised and understandable……I owe you open tuition…..God bless you all
I am so glad to become an acca affiliate.
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To the Glory of God I am now an affiliate. Thanks to you opentution,for the materials, tips and advice. I had 59% and i cannot thank you enough.
I encourage all those who couldn’t make it not to lose fatih. Keep on keeping on and make God the ultimate and you shall surely prevail. This was my 4th attempt, so i know what i am talking about. It wasn’t easye , I had a lot of encouragement from family and friends and now, I’m there.
Congratulations to all those who passed and wishing you al who still have P5 to write. Go for it, you can make.
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dont lose heart guys
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<cite> @rbn1 said:</cite>
@sjjuk- need ur help !!Please share more…
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Hey friend this is not time to give up. Have been there…but am now done! 56 from 70-75 I wrote. Please get back to OT notes+lectures and make yourself happy in Dec. 6 attempts means nothing when u succeed, work harder and do OT proud.
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Yippee!! Its finally over..affiliate me! 56!
May I know what is the highest score in malaysia for P5? Got any score more than 72?
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Well at least P5 is behind me 55% and proud
passed on third attempt – 65%. i failed miserable the first 2 times. The best advice i can give ppl is to read the examiners comments and know inside out what he’s looking for when he’s asks you to evaluate/analyses/assess something. I hadnt done that the first two sittings and my result now speaks for its self, rote learning the syllabus will only get you so far, its crucial you know what hes asking in the requirements!
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Finally an affiliate ! Thanks to opentuition,
I was hospitalised the day i was supposed to start my study leave and had major surgery the day before the exam,I had no time to go through the rev kit and everyone thought i was mad when i got up in the morning from the hospital bed on the 6th saying I was going to write my exams .
Long story short,I went to write with nothing but the resources and lectures from open tuition not to mention that i got very sick after the exams because of sitting for 3 hours and I only did 70% of the paper.Anyway it was all worth it, now I have made it a point to tell everyone about opentuition .Thanks a Million- Topics: 0
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To all those that didn’t make it ,just remember that it is from the darkest cloud that the brightest ray of light comes from.So hang in there you will get there.I have been there believe me i know what am talking about
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59%! Finally, I’m an Affiliate!
Hello everyone! Congrats to those who have passed P5, and to those who didn’t, it’s OK. Paper P5 is an unbelievably difficult paper destined for potential management consultants, and if you pass it, you may even be in the running to try out for BCG or McKinsey if you so desire.
If you didn’t do well in P5, reassess your thinking if you really achieve the mind of a management consultant. To become one, you need to do lots of reading beyond the text book, and practice PYQs a lot (In my June 2012 sitting, I actually revise one question for five times!) Alex Watt desires his candidates to have a creative and free-flowing intellectual thinking, who are able to analyse the case scenario and are able to use the contextual models flexibly.
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