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Quote:I got 68,
Studied for less than a week,
busy with other stuff.
but i wrote much more i used so many extra sheets.
probably i passed because of this thing.
i always use to write in much more details.
clearing everything.
like i dont leave chances of being fail.
Im agree with
Blue.:
got 67. i knew id get a low score coz i thought the paper was easy. Whenever i think a paper is hard, i end up with great scores. Strange. There goes my average.As for the secret to passing…aim for more than 50. If u aim for 50, ur gonna end up with 30. All i did was study the FTC book and go through the revision kit briefly, paying particular attention to the clarity project summary. Know your ISAs well. Rest is common sense. I only wrote one booklet, had about 10mins to spare after i finished writing the answers. I have absolutely zero auditing practical experience and i dont work in accounting nor consider myself an accountant. So everything i got was straight from the textbooks/revision kits.
Oh and of course, u need to be spot on with IFRS/IASu have to get grasp on the all ISA’s, thorough understanding of all articles.
aswell u must know the way to attempt the paper.
i just went thorogh the past papers in quite good way
that helped me alot.
actually i cleared all my ACCA papers in one go.
i was already affiliate.
attempted this exam as an extra for professional development.
so i think who is being failed you should change the way of studying aswell attempting paper.
thats very essential.!
Thanks
if any one needs my help
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I got 56% – and am now an affiliate. I passed all my exams first time, and my method was always the same.
-Read the whole text book
-Do all of the practice questions as early as possible.
-Anything I did not understand, research online.
-I also went to all lessons and did everything the lecturers said.
-I presented my answers neatly and clearly (someone above mentioned white space and headings, and I also explain every point to make sure my point is understood).
-For this exam, I also read the APB website as I did the UK version, and made sure I was up-to-speed with the Clarity project.However, this was the lowest mark I ever got in an ACCA exam and therefore perhaps it is one of the hardest exams to sit.
@juliacross said:
I got 56% – and am now an affiliate. I passed all my exams first time, and my method was always the same.if i only practice the questions in Revision kit is it enough or still need to practice those past yr questions?
-Read the whole text book
-Do all of the practice questions as early as possible.
-Anything I did not understand, research online.
-I also went to all lessons and did everything the lecturers said.
-I presented my answers neatly and clearly (someone above mentioned white space and headings, and I also explain every point to make sure my point is understood).
-For this exam, I also read the APB website as I did the UK version, and made sure I was up-to-speed with the Clarity project.However, this was the lowest mark I ever got in an ACCA exam and therefore perhaps it is one of the hardest exams to sit.
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Pass with 57
Now am an ACCA affiliate 😀- Topics: 0
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aoa. my thoughts to those who failed and congratz who passed p7..yar give me some solid tips regarding passing p7, its yet to be attempted
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passed with 66.. ACCA affliate now;)
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btw does anyone know the age of the youngest ACCA affliate??
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@awan1
P7’s syllabus is not tough, its just about practise.. so just attempt as many questions as u can, and think broader…@irtazahassan said:
passed with 66.. ACCA affliate now;)can u share ur study techniques with us? failed with 1st attempt >.<
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the thing with audit pprs is tht u cannot predict the scenario tht will appear in the exam.. so its abt getting ur technique right..
jus go through a topic from the study text and then practice from the kit or from past pprs.. application of the knowldege is the key here.. and try reading the examiner’s answers to the exam pprs..
try to think as the examiner thinks..
and jus answer the exam ppr in short paragrahs… 2 to 3 lines, each worth 1 to 2 marks
this makes it easier for the examiner to check ur ppr and helps u answer the question more appropriately..I NOTICE THE FAILURE RATE IS HIGH FOR THIS PAPER, ANYONE WHO PASSED AT FIRST ATTEMPT CAN ADVISE WIL TEK THIS IN DEC, SO PLZ HELP WITH THNX
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Prisoner of Hope said 1 day, 17 hours ago:
btw does anyone know the age of the youngest ACCA affliate??I even want to know..
I have completed my ACCA in age of 19.!!!- Topics: 0
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vijaykukreja said 4 hours, 56 minutes ago:
I even want to know..
I have completed my ACCA in age of 19.!!!yeah me too.. i was 19 years and 2 months wen i sat my last pprs this june…
i have heard someone in singapore completed his ACCA in 18 years of age in 2006..
wonder wats the youngest affiliation age this year….- Topics: 0
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Second attempt and failed. First I got 49 now 40. I have to pass in Dec 2010!!!
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@ Prisoner of Hope
I have completed my ACCA in last attempt.!!!!
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@ vijaykukreja
i also completed it in the last attempt dude…- Topics: 0
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I am happy to pass just on the verge.Congrats to those who passed & don’t give up those who failed.
Cheers!!!
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i got 41%. don know what to do
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