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Hi John,
It’s a tragedy that I was not able to take the AFM exam today due to COVID situations from location change.
I am prepared for the exam and rather confident that I will pass the exam. Now that I have to take it in Jun, how would you advise on the revision for Jun since I have full preparation this time already?
I don’t assume that I have to spend as much time as for the Mar paper.
The syllabus will not change for June and so there is no extra learning necessary.
The two things that I would suggest are working through all of the technical articles on the ACCA website, and working through every questions in your Revision Kit (attempting the question in full in the time allowance before looking at the answer). Even if you have already worked through every question before, it is still worth doing them again and seeing how nearly you are getting them right 🙂
Thanks, John. I have the same idea too. Basically, every section (A to E) has a few technical skills that need to be learned. The volume that needs to be learned is actually not that much. I am thinking of just running through your lecture notes (which have my own points and notes added) one month before the exam and then doing the questions to test my knowledge and strengthen my techniques.
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