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Hi John,
I am a working professional so currently i have limited time for preparing for acca exams. However, i do try to utilize the most of it.
My question is do solving all of the questions in the course notes + exam kit enough to pass?
I am planning to practice all of the questions within the course notes atleast twice so that i remember every topic and then solve the exam kit and papers before 30 days of the exam.Kind Regards.
There is no point in using our lectures notes without watching our free lectures. The notes are not a Study Text – they are lecture notes, and it is in the lectures that I work through the examples and explain and expand on the notes. Also appreciate that only about 50% of the questions in the exam will involve calculations, the other questions are checking your understanding which I spend time explaining the lectures.
If you watch the lectures and then attempt every question in your Revision/Exam Kit then that is enough to be able to pass the exam well. However it would be as well to also read all of the technical articles on the ACCA website, and importantly to attempt the specimen exams on the ACCA website to get used to the computer based exam software.
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