you will earn marks from workings

seriously even u cant balance it's ok

fundamental aspect to pass p2 is bout section A's writing and ethics/CG things and section B writing questions

if u take p1 n p3 ...there will be little to none calculations to help u pass at all

as a professional...u should DYI

should be less than 200 words

so many new member oh ..

it's all conspiracy .... you heard it from me 1st

not feb 12 meh?

ah well i nvr look at the answer ...

p/s: foreveralone will be more be sad on 2/14 if fail XD

This post has been edited by tzxsean: Jan 11 2012, 11:37 AM

dun think so ...

1 more month to go ...hohoho

^ if u in KL, i d suggest u dun stick in 1 college for all papers. you should go for different lecturer for different papers

perhaps easy to study ...but not easy to pass

same like p3

i will still say go to class for exam technique

if u're free...mayb you should look at what people commented starting around dec

however you should beware of certain untrue statements

u can register with ACCA anytime u want earlier

but u can slowly decide bout tuition provider

however dun be too late until u missed some lessons

but i guess early chapters can self study 1st la.not so important 1

revision class b4 exam got la..

already told u go refer to different lecturers in different tuition centre for different papers

instead of going to UCSI (which I don think anyone here recommended before)

I might be wrong

examination hall is selected by ACCA

not the college

what I mean is go to other tuition providers for the class

i think u dun really noe the ACCA stuff well

that will depend on which paper he pick ...

out of all P level , I think P1 no need go revision class

I just take the copy of Joey Wong's revision class note from my friend and the note is quite compact ( only like 5 pages!)

unlike my lecturer's note...full of words

@ikki9394

u see

ACCA just like tuition

u just need to pick tuition centre to let them give u tuition on the paper u plan to take exam

so regardless of the tuition provider

at the end u'll have to go to exam hall specified by ACCA to take exam

it's just that some are famous like Sunway , some less famous

ultimately, you should choose different lecturers (different tuition centre) for different paper

after you have seek advice on the lecturers u intend to study with

because I can say there is no tuition centre that have the same quality for every paper they offer

This post has been edited by tzxsean: Jan 15 2012, 07:10 PM

ok in my case

im in penang

let say this sem I stay in College A

then i paid registration for RM50 this sem

next sem i wan take another paper which is better in somewhere else

i move to college B and no need to pay anything to college A

since the registration in college A is to be paid every sem

alternatively, you can study in college A & B at the same time

if the time table didn't clash

study acca is not like taking diploma or degree that if you want to move

to another college u must drop out from the existing one

but i think if u go to Sunway, it's very hard to do that, the resource fee

and other fees are not cheap

and many sunway students take extra lessons from outside too

meaning they learn same thing from more than 1 lecturer

which basically tells me that they're very rich

you should ask someone who familiar in KL college fees structure here

FIA is optional

i didn't do it

very easy...if you're young...lets say 21-22 y/o

become full time students and enjoy while u can before u start to work

if you're not that young anymore... be part time student and take 1 step at a time

for me
I've always do it in the order

f5 f7 f8 - dec 2010
f9 p1 p2 - june 2011
p3 p5 p7 - dec 2011

ask urself , do u pay attention in class ? do you do last minute revision?

if not then there should be no problem at all taking back to back exam

having extra days between exam date can give u excuse to procrastinate if you're not disciplined

and I'm one of those people that let complacency and slacking off got the better of me last sitting

if u choose to take p1 p2 p3

i will recommend you to revise in this order (according to exam schedule)

eg. 1 month before exam- P1>>P2>>P3
right before exam (within 1 week) - P3>>P2>>P1

for me, the most important in revision is the 1st part where u need to understand almost all content of the syllabus

then when it comes to 2nd part, you should spent lesser time on it

(spent least time on p3 since ur last revision of it is still recently, more time on p2 since you might 4get some part and most time on p1

if u can understand this logic)

and if you're not very fast in reading, I suggest u start earlier than usual or normal people does

afterall you yourself should noe ur limit and capability

meaning u should straight away skip to important parts on 2nd part

hence time issue on having back to back exam is not an excuse or problem strictly

apart from that, after taking 1st paper

you can maintain the performance or so called form almost the next day

rather than have to pick it up again after few days later

apart from that, if you had made mistakes on the 1st day

u should still remember where you shouldn't repeat ur mistakes on the 2nd day since it's still fresh

this is especially helpful if u take revision classes from tuition providers

This post has been edited by tzxsean: Jan 17 2012, 07:37 PM