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I want to thank OT, on its 10th birthday, for its contribution to accounting students as a free resource of study materials. I also want to thank all the lecturers who take time to record and update the videos for our benefit.
I took my P2 paper in the March sitting this year so this post is a little late. Anyways, OT and Kaplan study and revision kit were the only resources I used. I had registered for the paper in the early entry period. I had not started studying for P2 and was not aware of the syllabus and ended up opting for the UK version since that was what I did for all the variant papers prior to P2.
By the time of the exam in March I knew INT variant was what was taught on OT and what all of my friends (those attending tuition centers) here in India opted for. But it had completely slipped my mind that I opted for the UK version. I thought I had selected the INT variant, like any other reasonable person.
So you can imagine my shock when I got the UK variant in the exam hall. I panicked for a minute or so. After that I tried to give the paper as best as I could. I could attempt only for 74 marks but even then as soon as I finished the paper I knew I had a chance to pass it.
I cleared the paper with 52 marks. Chris was excellent in explaining concepts and getting his points across. One big reason I passed was because of how clear I was about the concepts. His teaching style was also pretty interesting (him and John are my favourite OT tutors) and made a dry topic like P2 seem interesting.
So I would like to convey my (belated) thanks to Chris and all the other OT tutors.
Hi Shivek,
I’ve just come across you post. Thanks for the kind comments, really glad to have been of assistance and good luck with the next set of exams.
On a slightly different topic, how do you think India will do against England in the upcoming test series stating this week? I think that it will be very close.
Thanks
Hi,
Thanks, I will be giving P5 this sitting which is my last paper and I’ll take all the luck coming my way.
I had just come to the UK, as a student, a few months before the 2011 series. I was pretty hyped about the series as India came into it as No 1 test side and that lot had done decently well in SA and down under. We of course got white washed 4-0 and I don’t think we won a single game that series. There were a couple of profs at Uni who loved to rub it in. So I would definitely love it if we returned the favour and 5-0ed England. I have the mail ids of those profs.
If Bhuvi and Bumrah were playing I would have given us the edge but I think its pretty even stevens.
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