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rockerz
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i have BPP dec 2012 text is tht relevant in this session or some areas are changed?
MikeLittle
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Not a lot has changed – you should be substantially ok. Check out the most recent syllabus changes on this site for P7. From memory, these most recent changes are the ones with greatest impact.
How / why have you got a 2012 study text? If its because you have already attempted P7 back in 2012, I wouldn’t even contemplate trying to acquire. A more up-to-date edition.
Instead, get straight away stuck in to past exam questions downloaded from this site or acquire for yourself a revision kit from an approved publisher
You’ve got 14 weeks before the exam – that should be enough time for you to read those questions and answers 2 or 3 times – certainly enough to get you up to speed for the December exam.
One thing – make sure that you fully understand IAS 41 on Agriculture
Hope that helps
rockerz
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thanks mike its my first attempt and my friend gave me tht old text so thts why i ws asking to get new one or not
rockerz
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and sir one more thing i need to ask i have bpp book n kit and ur open tuition notes and thrs is P2 portion as well so would u like to tell me from where i should start , thanks
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Personally, I would start from the OT course notes and lectures and then move straight into the revision kit and repeatedly read through and then try for yourself the past exam questions and answers.
Read the answers 3 or 4 times over a period of 3 or 4 weeks. Then do the questions for yourself, without the benefit of the answers being available
Hope that helps
rockerz
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