SELF STUDY FOR FIA?

Hi. 1. Definitely possible. Although we don't provide free lectures for the first 4 exams, a majority of the topics are covered in FFA and FMA lectures which you can access for free. 2. You will have to contact your nearest CBE centre. On-demand CBE dates are set by the centres themselves. You can find your nearest CBE centre through the following link: https://www.accaglobal.com/uk/en/student/exam-entry-and-administration/computer-based-exams/on-demand-cbes/cbe-centre-list.html 3. It depends. If you put 3-4 hours daily on studying and practice, i believe it is doable. 4. There is no concept of semesters in ACCA. FIA exams are on-demand CBEs, meaning you can sit these exams at any time once your preparation is done. You can even sit multiple exams on the same day! Hope this helps.

f6ali wrote:Hi.

thank you so much for the information , it's very helpful for newbies like me and now i feel motivated to start my studies :)

You are welcome. Feel free to ask if you have any queries here. We are all here to help you in your studies. Good luck!

I registered for FIA, but I didn't find videos or suitable study materials for that. Please, help me.

https://opentuition.com/fia/ Hope this helps.

Hello I'm beginning m FA1 using opentution study notes, and I have a few questions? 1. For FA1, MA1, FA2 & MA2 will I need to purchase any other study materials or the opentution study notes are enough to sit for an exam? 2. And I'm an MBA with a STEM background, is choosing the FIA route the right choice? or Im just overburdening myself?

May I ask if you want to pursue a career on Accounting/Finance? I ask because I would imagine you would not only qualify for ACCA professional scheme, you would also likely gain exemptions from a number of subjects. Welcome to the Opentuition forums.