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- May 30, 2017 at 4:58 pm #389057
Hi,
I am so stressed about the P6 exam next week.
I feel like I have been studying hard (I have spent a lot of time going over my notes). But the syllabus is too big as soon as I learn something I forget the thing I learnt before this.
I’m so desperate to pass and only have a week left and work to juggle.
How do I pass this one?
May 31, 2017 at 12:12 pm #389214Hi Sarah
Im in the same boat here. Try and not panic, we can only do our best. My tutor says theres lots of easy marks to be had in this exam so focus on those. im going to spend tomorrow revising some F6 that i have forgotten and then getting stuck into some questions.
This is my last exam so i feel i am more nervous!
all the best
claire
June 1, 2017 at 11:16 am #389427Absolutely horrendous! This is will be my 7th attempt at this paper! All the knowledge is somewhere there but for some odd reason I bottle it when it comes to tackling the exam questions.
June 3, 2017 at 3:53 pm #389945Don’t worry, even with five days to go until the exam – you can fit a hell of a lot of question practice in in that time. Here’s what is currently working for me.
1. There’s a section in the beginning of the P&R kit titled ‘Revision P6’. It has all the core topics in bold – it’s a great starting point in terms of a check list.
2. Question practice, question practice, question practice. With each completed question, there’ll be something in there that you wouldn’t have done before, it’ll all help build confidence for Thursday morning.
3. With your notes – remember anything extra you learn now still needs to be practiced in the form of an exam-style question. Learning benefit in kind notes is great, but the bulk of the marks in this style of question will be for comparing and contrasting remuneration packages in terms of tax paid by both the e’er and e’ee.
4. Question practice.
5. Question practice.
For every three questions you complete – try one in full (with formatting to get used to winning your 4 marks) and two in note-form. You’ll fly through questions, and cover a vast part of the syllabus that way.
Good luck!
June 8, 2017 at 4:29 pm #391870Anyone pulling their hair out at question 1?
June 8, 2017 at 5:07 pm #391890Yes, I’m so gutted. I put so much effort into studying and q1 was terrible I gotvconfused with what part a even wanted ????
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