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Self study is ok. Open tution notes are to the point but you still need your study text. Cover the entire syllabus and practice questions and exam speed.
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it is possible to do self study but extra effort must be put into you studies, i attempted P3 for the 1st time and got 43% LAST JUNE. i believe i will pass come December. i have managed with the other subjects doing self study.
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i intend to start with section B this time cos the scenario take alot of time and i wasted time reading it.
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Yes it is possible to study P3 in a self-study manner. Make sure you go over ALL the syllabus content and practice practice practice those case scenarios.
have a look at http://www.TonySurridge.co.uk They have practice Q&As for ACCA P3, and they have a lot of practice stuff available. Use OT as well, as the more revision notes you have in your arsenal the better.Thank you all for the replies. I intend to use the same approach I used for P1 which was to cover the whole syllabus and do lots of questions.
by covering the whole syllabus what does 1 mean ?? is that memorizing each n everything ????
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