sickness – not attending the exam

Fees is not refundable due to any reason of students.

Yep I’ve had experience of this last sitting. The doctor was going to charge me £30 for the note but I explained to him that the purpose of the note is so I don’t have to lose money on the exams and he let me have it for free 🙂

This is the reply I got back from ACCA

Thank you for your recent correspondence and documentary evidence relating to your entry for the December examinations.

I am sorry to hear of the exceptional circumstances resulting in your absence from the above examinations. Although it is not current ACCA policy to permit a student to withdraw an examination entry once it has been submitted, on this occasion, I have arranged to have the entry fees paid for this session credited to your account for your future use.

Please note that you will not automatically be entered for the June examinations.  Examination entry forms will be sent to all eligible students in February and should be returned prior to the closing date for receipt of applications  in order to be considered.

I trust this meets with your approval.

Yours sincerely

Yes very shocking. But apparently a lot of general practioners charge for a note in the UK these days. All he did was print out a template, write my name, date and my condition and signed it. I wasn’t going to pay for that!

can i send medicical certificate for not attending my last exam because i have a road accident therefor i can not reach for exam..can i get a support form acca to transfer my fee to next session and what certification will b needed to send acca?

when do i have to send the medical certificate after the exams or before the date of exams i am going to sit?

Good Afternoon,

Today I have missed my ACCA exam because M4 was partly closed due to double fatality accident near Chippenham, Wiltshire. Was stuck there for 3 hours.

Is it any chance I can resit it free of charge in December ?
Many Thanks

Hi opentuition! My friend got chicken pox two days back and she is planning on not writing the exam(F5) this december. Would the myacca account be credited with the amount paid for F5 to the next june session?
If so, would she be able to attempt any other paper for the june session, say F7?? or should she write F5 itself?
Kindly respond, ASAP if possible. Thankyou so much.

For all of the above, we cannot really give advice – the only way to find out is to email the ACCA on students@accaglobal.com

As others have said, they never refund fees but under certain circumstances they will carry forward to money to the next exam session.

@benghazi10 said:
Hello. Please can i get a refund of my exam fees once the exam has already taken place. I was down with a severe malaria two days to the exam and i was hospitalised and so i was unable to write the exam.

You should send an email to students@accaglobal.com with all your supporting evidence.
They are not unreasonable and will take all your information in to account.
The reply from acca that you can read above is a standard reply to any request if they accept your reason is valid

I had acute sinusitis and upper respiratory tract infection for the June 2015 sitting. I was out for a week and submitted my medical certificates from the doctor and corresponded with ACCA, but all for nothing. They did not accept my medical reason so I had to pay again…

What reason did dey give for not refunding you the money?

Will acca accept if we have viral fever and not able to attend the exam?