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Are two talking two full days? then yes I think so but depends on how you study I guess
Of course it can. If you are sitting over the book all day long.
Other way – if you have worked in audit for 1-2 years and understand in practice how it’s done. Then all you have to do is to memorize some specific stuff [at least I hope that it works, coz that’s the way I’ve prepared for it 🙂 ]- Topics: 0
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how do you feel it went? For the first time ever, I think I studied too much for an exam! should have concentrated less on this and more on f7 which I probably failed yesterday 🙁
Good f8 is a good base for Prof. Audit paper)
F7 is very technical – you have to make perfect consolidation, cashflow and trial balance, that would be 75 marks, no need to concentrate on all other topics. I did so and got 60 marks on it from the first attempt.F8 was ok this year, at least it looked like it. Actually it looks always the same – all topics covered and after an hour your writing hand is ready to fall off))
F9 tomorrow – that’s the interesting one. Pass rate is below 40 for the last 3 exams!)
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