This guy is genius. I watched this video 2 years ago and I came back to write this review COs it works! I passed every single paper on first attempt following this exact technique. Thank you!
Thanks for all the posts!!! I have been struggling to pass my bcompt for years now and the only real help or coming close to understanding the subs were through your lectures!
I watch this once two months before each and every CIMA exam, once two weeks before the exam and once couple of days before the exam. Worked for me so far. 50% through the qualification already!
Solid advice! I watched this before sitting my first set of ACCA exams and I completed all 10 exams (3 exemptions) in less than 2 years (all first time passes, lowest mark 64%) by following this technique. It works!!!
Thanks great to put the face to the voice - just wondered if you were going to cover implicit interest in leases ( using the actuarial method and the sum of digits method) which became examable in CIMA's F3. Apart from that best accountancy material I've come across! You make it so understanable. Thanks
Thanks sir, currently is when I started ACCA and I am seriously dedicated to finish in a short time. kindly drop for me any advice that can help me finish the race well. I also like to do more papers in every sitting exam. thanks.
thank you, i will try this....i have tried paper F5 for 3 times am beginning to loose hope. i think the issue is , i keep reading without practising the questions and then mastering the techniques
Hi Abiola, I failed f5 three times with 49 marks! so you can imagine how I felt!. My advice would be to focus on practice questions, get a BPP revision kit, and compare your approach to the question to theirs, then the MOST important thing is...really drill the DISCUSSION practice, that's where a huge percentage of marks are. Just by adding a few more points and discussing them extensively (i.e Tranfers pricing, potential conflicts between divisions, why some managers may refuse, what should be the main objective of transfer pricing etc and apply all of that to the scenario) I went from 49 to 69 marks.
Can you please help me? I know almost nothing about accounting. Economy is my hobby pretty much and I want to study .If I want to have my own practice ( my ultimate goal) should I start with ACCA or what should I do? SOOOOO confusing. I live in UK
Thank you very much for the advice, to me it seems like when attempting the exam questions by myself after covering the syllabus for the F-5 I hardly manage to do more than 20% of a question without looking at the advice. I hope this will improve with time but this seems to be the situation at the moment. Any advice on this situation, maybe there are more people in this situation. Thank you!
That's fine....you aren't supposed to be able to do it at the start, that's why you do multiple past papers to learn from the answers and improve...stick at it:)
Hey thanks for the video...I heard that the format for the December 2014 exam for F7 has changed by including 20 multiple choice questions...Is that true?
Yes, that is the case they are gearing up for exams going computer based at some stage as CIMA for example have just changed all exams to computer based with no paper based exams at all any more...our courses are being adapted as we speak to reflect the changes.
mapitaccountancy Hi Aaron, can I ask as the F7 exam is changing to CBE, only the last September paper is the same format as the December paper, how can I get hold of more practice papers that are suitable for December? Thanks for your videos, they are really great. AJ
Hi I am an acca student and i am through with the fundamental level. I am going to give my f7 anf f6 exams in March 2019 and I don't have other commitments,I am a correspondence student. So are 3.5 months enough to study both the subjects and that too with self-study? Please reply. Thanks.
@mapitaccountancy I find that the practice questions in the revision sessions are teaching me more new things rather than the syllabus being revised. Therefore, how is it technically revision? Is revision for ACCA also about learning a lot of new things?
Hi, I think it depends on the subject and the examiner would say that you should have plenty of general finance knowledge from work/background reading etc. which might come up.
Thanks for your quick reply! I have a degree and got exemptions for all the foundation papers apart from F7 as I failed the equivalent exam. The lecture notes, practice questions and exams are much easier to understand than F7, without question. What would you recommend is the best way to brush up on prior knowledge from F3?
Guys I want to give acca jes. I heard it's 20 lessons including greek lessons. How many years do I need to pass it all. I won't work while studying. I am an average student. Please any information would be great
Depends how much free time you have and the subject but the point is that reading then re-reading then making notes then reading the notes will not do any good. Read it once, try an illustration then do a past paper question.
@ragnar, it also depends on your overall target as regards when you want to complete all ACCA exams and then, how many papers you will be sitting per diet. In all of this, you are the one to decide eventually because you alone know how much studying you can handle, considering your other commitments in life. Cheers
Check opentuition site. You can get past papers, answers on ACCA website. However if you are seriously considering completing all papers I would recommend you buy a kit and text by BBP or Kaplan.
Hello sir. I'm planning to take up ACCA after taking 5 paper exemptions being completed Intermediate level of CA. Now my doubt is, what should my approach be for selecting as well as preparing a paper? Either 2 papers at a time or just one and whether the same should be covered up in a months or 2?
When I was taking my exams, I sat 4 every 6 months (back when there was only 2 sittings a year) and scored over 70% in all of them. I was working full time but dedicated every spare minute to studying. It depends on what else you have going on e.g. children, work, etc. and how good you are at keeping yourself motivated. A lot of my students sit only one each time and many others take 3. Only you will know the answer! :)
hello i am south Korean who start studying ACCA.. actually i passed F1,F2 within 50 days but F3 .... i couldn't pass first score was 38( i understand i didn't study) second score was 48% i feel depression nowadays whether i need to give up accounting studying... ( because i thought that if i cannot pass F3, even fundamental level that major is not mathcing with me..how should i do? through ur experience please reply my message :(
Hi there, plenty of others don't pass first time and with 48% it might just be you had a bad day. I think you are being too hard on yourself. Nothing worth getting is easy so pick yourself up and keep at it:)
Don't give up Sarah Son. You may need to review how you study for the exams and the techniques you employ (remember, you shouldn't expect to have a different result if you use the same method everytime!). Also, as it was said in the video, have the mindset of "Steps to Freedom". Focus on the benefits of being an ACCA member (let those benefits be the fuel to catapult you to great success). Hang in there, you can make it.
World OF Entertainment 2/3 years i'm acca student its not easy to complete it in 2 years if u are talented you can get ur certificate in 2 years but if u r avg student then i believe it take 3&1/2.or 4 years
Thank you! I am doing M.com with remaining 2 semesters, Can i get the papers exemptions from ACCA. I can give course completion certificate from my university.
im a memorising person il advice memorising the formulas for example formula for ROI and residual cost etc from average based costing that is for f5 look to memorise key formulas
Yes, there is no reason why not. 3 years to train but still time to do it in todays modern environment. I've had students this age in my classes in the past.
This guy is genius.
I watched this video 2 years ago and I came back to write this review COs it works!
I passed every single paper on first attempt following this exact technique.
Thank you!
Hello brother
I just wanted to ask
Which two of this following 4 papers is gonna be the best to start with.
FA1
FA1
MA1
MA2
good evening, how r u? how can I connect with you?
Thanks for all the posts!!! I have been struggling to pass my bcompt for years now and the only real help or coming close to understanding the subs were through your lectures!
Thanks for the advice. I haven't been able to pass an exam since last year March and I am resitting F7 for a fourth time in June.
Great tip. Thanks a beginner here (ACCA).
I watch this once two months before each and every CIMA exam, once two weeks before the exam and once couple of days before the exam. Worked for me so far. 50% through the qualification already!
Thank you for this vid, loads of great tips that I can see myself implementing
THANK YOU VERY MUCH>>>I WAS READING THE BOOK DAY BEFORE THE EXAM AND WAS NOT DOING ENOUGH QUESTION>> YOUR TIPS ARE GREAT>>>
Thank you Sir for this video its helpful. I am starting from F5
Solid advice! I watched this before sitting my first set of ACCA exams and I completed all 10 exams (3 exemptions) in less than 2 years (all first time passes, lowest mark 64%) by following this technique. It works!!!
Hey thanks for this video! Cheers
Thank you very much.Most sensible advice
its very important more than diploma to work at accounting sector
Thanks great to put the face to the voice - just wondered if you were going to cover implicit interest in leases ( using the actuarial method and the sum of digits method) which became examable in CIMA's F3. Apart from that best accountancy material I've come across! You make it so understanable. Thanks
Thanks for this vid. Was helpful. Have exams soon.
Sir u really know the mistakes and mindset of students....u have covered up all the doubts 😁
Spot on mate!
Thanks a lot, great video
Thank you
Thanks sir,
currently is when I started ACCA and I am seriously dedicated to finish in a short time. kindly drop for me any advice that can help me finish the race well. I also like to do more papers in every sitting exam.
thanks.
thank you
marhibaar wa daruud. dasteh tun dard nakuneh, aughayeh belfasti uh eeerland, sepas ghazarram. omidvaram keh eein exameh F2 pass mekunamm..inshallah, mmonajaat mekhunam. la illaha illa allah,
khodah negadarr wa salaam
translation: 'Hi, cheers Irish fella, appreciate that, I hope I pass that f2 exam, need to say my prayers lol. God be with you and peace out'.
Thanx a loot for your suggestions . can you please give some link of past exam papers ???
Thank you.
THANKS :)
very helpful thanks alot
i want to pass acca，however as a chinese its not easy，thanks for sharing
How do you approach an exam question for which you havent had time to cover the related chapter?
Great job.😎😎😎
And plss. Also tell how much time(minimum) I give for particular exam..
When should you start to practice past paper exams before the exam
thank you, i will try this....i have tried paper F5 for 3 times am beginning to loose hope. i think the issue is , i keep reading without practising the questions and then mastering the techniques
Hi Abiola, I failed f5 three times with 49 marks! so you can imagine how I felt!. My advice would be to focus on practice questions, get a BPP revision kit, and compare your approach to the question to theirs, then the MOST important thing is...really drill the DISCUSSION practice, that's where a huge percentage of marks are. Just by adding a few more points and discussing them extensively (i.e Tranfers pricing, potential conflicts between divisions, why some managers may refuse, what should be the main objective of transfer pricing etc and apply all of that to the scenario) I went from 49 to 69 marks.
Need to focus lectures notes or textbook sir for notes?
Better to use past papers or past papers and revision kit?
Pls reply ASAP
Can you please help me? I know almost nothing about accounting. Economy is my hobby pretty much and I want to study .If I want to have my own practice ( my ultimate goal) should I start with ACCA or what should I do? SOOOOO confusing. I live in UK
Thanks
Lovely
This is the significant lesson for all persons take ACCA exam.
By the way, What is ACCA exam?
How quickly should the syllabus be covered?
Thank you very much for the advice, to me it seems like when attempting the exam questions by myself after covering the syllabus for the F-5 I hardly manage to do more than 20% of a question without looking at the advice. I hope this will improve with time but this seems to be the situation at the moment. Any advice on this situation, maybe there are more people in this situation. Thank you!
That's fine....you aren't supposed to be able to do it at the start, that's why you do multiple past papers to learn from the answers and improve...stick at it:)
Hello.Where do I find past exam questions of F3?please help
Hey thanks for the video...I heard that the format for the December 2014 exam for F7 has changed by including 20 multiple choice questions...Is that true?
Yes, that is the case they are gearing up for exams going computer based at some stage as CIMA for example have just changed all exams to computer based with no paper based exams at all any more...our courses are being adapted as we speak to reflect the changes.
mapitaccountancy Hi Aaron, can I ask as the F7 exam is changing to CBE, only the last September paper is the same format as the December paper, how can I get hold of more practice papers that are suitable for December? Thanks for your videos, they are really great. AJ
老司机啊（You are a good examer)
Which two papers of this following will be the best to start with
FA1
FA2
MA1
MA2
Thanks for the comments and suggestion, we'll add this to our list of questions and maybe do a video on it in the future.
(cheers mate)
Sir can u give tha marking scheme of all chapter in F1..
Hi I am an acca student and i am through with the fundamental level. I am going to give my f7 anf f6 exams in March 2019 and I don't have other commitments,I am a correspondence student. So are 3.5 months enough to study both the subjects and that too with self-study? Please reply. Thanks.
hey! please i need your contact and me i want to study Acca
@@mushumbabernard3118 You can Whats app me on 03499484841 regarding ACCA, I'm an acca Student n about to give f7 in march-2019.
@mapitaccountancy I find that the practice questions in the revision sessions are teaching me more new things rather than the syllabus being revised. Therefore, how is it technically revision? Is revision for ACCA also about learning a lot of new things?
Hi, I think it depends on the subject and the examiner would say that you should have plenty of general finance knowledge from work/background reading etc. which might come up.
Thanks for your quick reply! I have a degree and got exemptions for all the foundation papers apart from F7 as I failed the equivalent exam. The lecture notes, practice questions and exams are much easier to understand than F7, without question. What would you recommend is the best way to brush up on prior knowledge from F3?
recognise this voice!
Guys I want to give acca jes. I heard it's 20 lessons including greek lessons. How many years do I need to pass it all. I won't work while studying. I am an average student. Please any information would be great
Sweet🍬
Can I pass my ma1 exam without doing spread sheet.I hate it!
I need to know where can I find f1 guide and acca is a good option in terms of career right ? :)
definitely it is!!
How fast is considered quickly for studying the syllabus? 1 month? 2 months?
Depends how much free time you have and the subject but the point is that reading then re-reading then making notes then reading the notes will not do any good. Read it once, try an illustration then do a past paper question.
@ragnar, it also depends on your overall target as regards when you want to complete all ACCA exams and then, how many papers you will be sitting per diet. In all of this, you are the one to decide eventually because you alone know how much studying you can handle, considering your other commitments in life. Cheers
hi where do i find past papers for previous years for the knowledge courses PS I am self studying and have no guidance from teachers/lecturers
Check opentuition site. You can get past papers, answers on ACCA website. However if you are seriously considering completing all papers I would recommend you buy a kit and text by BBP or Kaplan.
@@redshift8302 Hi, from where we can buy the kit and text by BBP or Kaplan?
@@flokyshah5877 Depends where you're from, they do have a worldwide distribution system, if in doubt you can visit their web site.
is keplan any good im thinking of doing it
Hello sir. I'm planning to take up ACCA after taking 5 paper exemptions being completed Intermediate level of CA. Now my doubt is, what should my approach be for selecting as well as preparing a paper? Either 2 papers at a time or just one and whether the same should be covered up in a months or 2?
When I was taking my exams, I sat 4 every 6 months (back when there was only 2 sittings a year) and scored over 70% in all of them.
I was working full time but dedicated every spare minute to studying. It depends on what else you have going on e.g. children, work, etc. and how good you are at keeping yourself motivated.
A lot of my students sit only one each time and many others take 3. Only you will know the answer! :)
Thank you sir :)
Words of God...
I NEED FA2 PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS CAN YOU GIVE........??????????? IAM GIVING PAPER IN 4 DAYSS
P2!!!!!
hello i am south Korean who start studying ACCA.. actually i passed F1,F2 within 50 days but F3 .... i couldn't pass first score was 38( i understand i didn't study) second score was 48% i feel depression nowadays whether i need to give up accounting studying... ( because i thought that if i cannot pass F3, even fundamental level that major is not mathcing with me..how should i do? through ur experience please reply my message :(
Hi there, plenty of others don't pass first time and with 48% it might just be you had a bad day. I think you are being too hard on yourself. Nothing worth getting is easy so pick yourself up and keep at it:)
Don't give up Sarah Son. You may need to review how you study for the exams and the techniques you employ (remember, you shouldn't expect to have a different result if you use the same method everytime!). Also, as it was said in the video, have the mindset of "Steps to Freedom". Focus on the benefits of being an ACCA member (let those benefits be the fuel to catapult you to great success). Hang in there, you can make it.
Sarah Son i just passed F3 by exactly 50%
congrats Sarah Son
Okiemute Foyibo no i amnot haha i am stopping studying nowadays
Is he from Scotland?
Ireland i guess
Minimum time to complete ACCA ??
World OF Entertainment 2/3 years i'm acca student its not easy to complete it in 2 years if u are talented you can get ur certificate in 2 years but if u r avg student then i believe it take 3&1/2.or 4 years
Thank you! I am doing M.com with remaining 2 semesters, Can i get the papers exemptions from ACCA. I can give course completion certificate from my university.
Rolls Up nope sorry you can't get exemption after M.com but after M.B.A you get i guess 4/5 papers
Rolls Up Hey I think you can just Google ACCA exemption . B.Com and M.Com get F1-F4 exemption. Just double check with someone
How important is it to memorise notes for an ACCA Exam?
im a memorising person il advice memorising the formulas for example formula for ROI and residual cost etc from average based costing that is for f5 look to memorise key formulas
can you start a career in accountancy in one's fifties?
Yes, there is no reason why not. 3 years to train but still time to do it in todays modern environment. I've had students this age in my classes in the past.
thank you so much, very encouraging
Timing is the thing for me 😑10min for 5 question
step 3 >>> not easy
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Its fake not cover the syllabus quickly read carefully