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Hi everyone,
I have just started on my ACCA journey!!
I am hoping to register for the standard entry session in Dec 22. I will be eligible for 3 exemptions but I am just wondering about the fees.
I can see on ACCA site it says that you have to have paid up all your fees before sitting an exam, does this mean I will need to pay for my three exemptions before I will be able to book into the exam session?
I have summarised what I think the fees would be, just looking to see if anyone can confirm?
Fees:
Initial Registration – £89
December 2022 standard entry – £143 (does this cover one exam and then additional exams cost a further £143?)
Three Applied Knowledge exemptions – £98 x 3 = £294
Total = £526
Ideally, I would like to be able to pay my registration, then book into the Dec 22 session before the end of October and then pay my exemptions at a later date but not sure if this will work out!
Thanks
Yvonne
Short answer no if you read through FAQs
Because of the modular requirement to progression you can’t enter for an applied skill exam unless you are entering for/exempt from the knowledge exams.
So you will need to pay for exemptions before you can book an exam.
Hi Kim,
I thought that might be the case.
Thank you for your reply!
You are welcome!
