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AFM* September 2021 ACCA AFM Exam Results * Instant Poll and Comments

Oopentuition_teamAdmin4y ago
Please comment on your September 2021 ACCA AFM Exam Results, post your marks below and vote in AFM Instant Poll
September 2021 ACCA AFM exam results — historical
PPacm14y ago#1
Positively shocked! Passed despite the huge number of theoritical questions Huge thanks to the Almighty and Open tuition's lecture notes on youtube
BBoom4y ago#3
so unfortunate..failed with 48%
FFatima4y ago#4
failed 49.
WWilliams4y ago#7
Pass for me. Thank you Jesus. Now an affiliate.
OOgey4y ago#8
Failed with 43%
VVeronikaSupporter4y ago#9
Passed second time! Thank you very much John Moffat and open tuition team! One exam to go. Unbelievable!
TTJRSupporter4y ago#10
alhamdulillah! i would like to thank john moffat sir and the opentuition team from the bottom of my heart. sir made the exam look easy..
MSMr. smiley4y ago#11
Hi Dears, Congratulations for all my fellows who passed and hard luck for those didn't pass, keep fighting. I'm taking Decemeber 2021 paper AFM, Can you please share with me the main focused topics in September 2021 window and what are main key things to consider? Also appreciate to give tips in general from those who passed and failed to keep in mind. Thanks all.
PPacm14y ago#12
Hi Abdel Thank you To be honest, all topics are examined in the exams To have a better chance of passing, you definitely have to go through all the syllabus. NPV(Overseas), APV, hedging and mergers and acquisitions should be mastered as they are highly examined, be it theory questions or computations-wise. Lastly, the remaining topics will definitely be covered via theoritical questions. The exam consists of a huge number of theory questions. Therefore, a thourough knowledge of the entire syllabus is needed, and even in ACCA crash courses, lecturers says so. Good luck for your upcoming exams!?
MSMr. smiley4y ago#14
Thank you for the advise.
LLuke4y ago#15
Passed with 62% Second attempt
SShagufta4y ago#16
@Niha.1 congrats You can try actually as its your last paper otherwise you have to wait for the next attempt I tried when i get 49 for the first time, but nothing changed. Hopefully it change for you All the best
SShagufta4y ago#17
@Niha.1 what have you studied before joining ACCA if i can ask? Because i feel you are genius to clear all the exams in first attempt that too self study. Hats off
MMubeen4y ago#19
Failed with 36% once again. Don’t know what’s going wrong as I time time structured the exam better this time so should have picked up more marks. Disappointing but we have to try again.
MMushfek4y ago#20
passed 67%.....so relieved...Alhamdulillah...
EEmanuele4y ago#21
Passed 60. First attempt. Affiliate now
EEmanuele4y ago#22
Hello @Niha, congrats on your 3 papers passed first attempt. I have read that you are already a chartered accountant. Did ACCA recognize you any exemption regarding practical experience requirements? Or you had to go through all process again? Thanks in advance and good luck
EElena4y ago#24
Niha.1 wrote:Please comment on your September 2021 ACCA AFM Exam Results, post your marks below and vote in AFM Instant Poll
Passed with 62%. Now affiliate!
EEmanuele4y ago#25
@niha, thank you! Can I ask you if you went through a particular process / channel of communication? I am a qualified auditor and trying to do the same, but did not get much success so far. Thanks again!
FQFaeq Quadri4y ago#26
Passed on my second attempt, with 57%.
DDami4y ago#30
Thank you John, you made it possible. Passed with 66%
MMESHAKI4y ago#32
Hello, Please assist me. How did you pass my Brother in Christ via my whatsapp No +255 658 330 220. Thanks in advance
XXue4y ago#33
Passed, Thanks John!
RRashadSupporter4y ago#34
Passed with 62%, big thanks to Opentuition team for their great lectures which made certain topics much more easy to understand )
Rrr91254y ago#35
That's amazing, Congratulations! Thought this exam was really technical and tough! If you remember please can you share your questions and what helped you pass the paper pls?
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