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Passing ACCA 11 papers (F4-F9, P1-P3, P6, P7) by 9 months full time study afford. is it realistic in sense ? The strategy is as follows:
December-2016 session: F4, F5 & F9
March-2017 session: F6, F7, F8 & P1
June-2017 session: P2, P3, P6 & P7- Topics: 29
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I think that would be asking alot…..especially 4 P-papers in 1 go, after only 3 months studying! You’d be better to do the 4 F-papers instead (if you HAD to do 4 that is).
I guess it depends on how much basic understanding you have of the subjects – do you have a good foundation from practical experience, at a reasonable level, etc?Personally I wouldn’t – even studying full time. If you fail any then you’re paying double and still won’t complete by June 2017. I would attempt 2-3 max, but then everybody’s different 🙂
I would be more than happy to do 4, one at a time and pass them all if I had to.
Well i dont know about others but here is my record
F1-F3 Exempt
F4 Passed CBE on 27 Oct 2015
F5,F6,F7,F8 Passed in Dec 2016
P1,P3 Passed in March 2016
P2, P5, P7 Passed in June 2016
F9 Passed in Sept 2016So definitely achievable if you really want to do it 🙂
PS: I am married, have 2 kids and working full time.
@ashfaque said:
Well i dont know about others but here is my recordF1-F3 Exempt
F4 Passed CBE on 27 Oct 2015
F5,F6,F7,F8 Passed in Dec 2016
P1,P3 Passed in March 2016
P2, P5, P7 Passed in June 2016
F9 Passed in Sept 2016So definitely achievable if you really want to do it 🙂
PS: I am married, have 2 kids and working full time.
The only way you’re telling the truth is if you failed F9 in March 2016 and June 2016.
Why would i lie? i will not receive any medal from u or anyone else 🙂
And yes you are right..i failed… cleared F9 in third attempt in Sept 2016
Seems a little pointless even if you were able to do it.
Get a relevant job so you can start the clock ticking on your 3 years relevant work experience. That will be the bottleneck to becoming an ACCA member for anyone who is good at exams.
Good work experience is at least as valuable to any employers then how many exams you have passed.
Maybe your employer will even pay for exams/ tuition so you will be quids in.
@ashfaque said:
Why would i lie? i will not receive any medal from u or anyone else 🙂And yes you are right..i failed… cleared F9 in third attempt in Sept 2016
Well in that case congratulations! It is not easy to pass these while working full time. 🙂
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