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SECTION B 50 MARKS QUESTION

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  • January 21, 2022 at 1:10 pm #647210
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    will section b 50 marks question be asked from chapter 14 & 15(financial reconstruction and business reorganization) since in bpp exam kit part F has 50 marks question and part F is related to chapter 14 & 15

    January 21, 2022 at 3:54 pm #647215
    John Moffat
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    Section B has 2 questions for 25 marks each. It is Section A that is a 50 mark question.

    Here is what the examiner has written in the syllabus:

    Section A
    Section A will always be a single 50 mark case study, which will contain four professional marks in which candidates are required produce a business document such as a report or a briefing paper for the board of directors.
    Candidates should understand that they will be expected to undertake calculations, draw comparison against relevant information where appropriate, analyse the results and offer recommendations or conclusions as required.
    Financial managers are required to look across a range of issues which affect an organisation and its finances, so candidates should expect to see the case study focus on a range of issues from at least two syllabus sections from A – E. These will vary depending on the business context of the case study.

    Section B
    Section B will consist of two compulsory 25 mark questions. All section B questions will be scenario based and contain a combination of calculation and narrative marks. There will not be any wholly narrative questions.
    All topics and syllabus sections will be examinable in either section A or section B of the exam, but every exam will have question(s) which have a focus on syllabus sections B and E.

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