F8 is the killer in F papers, P2 is the killer in P papers. Put in more effort next round, don't be too greedy (divert attention) then can pass

The ACCA is improving its exam results service and the results for the December 2011 exams will be available earlier than usual.

Official exam result notifications will be sent by email in the week commencing 13 February 2012. You will also be able to print a copy of your exam results after they have been released, via MyACCA.

If you have chosen to receive paper copies of your exam results, then these will be mailed in the week commencing 20 February 2012.

hi guys. biggest dumbass reporting in..

i passed my p2 58 only.

p5 p7 fail. 40 and 45 aje..

so thats it... wtever... i cant describe my feelings right now..

my average marks for F4~F9 only 54 sweat.gif
so is it worth for me to take OBU?

anyone attended Marcus Ong P7? any comments?

i pass my F8, weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee~~~~~

you may consider asking your lecturer to mark your answer sheets, let him/her tell you your weakness and improve on that

P7 is quite easy, imagine someone who does not know/quote ISA in exam also can pass. the key term is time management. my time management was not that good when i chose Q3 instead of Q4 in Dec 11 sitting. I had to read 3 parts of scenarios (time wasting) instead of Q4 just 1 scenario.

Hi everyone. I just got my p1 failed.
Just wanted some opinions in choosing between (p1, p2, and p3) or (p1, p6, and p7)

* i had passed my F6 and F8 and i think i do have the knowledge from both papers. And since im graduated from degree which with no ideas at all in those F papers except F6 and F8. So i think choosing P6 and P7 give lil bit advantage for me at least.

So, which sounds better for P1 to be squeezing into. (enrolled P2 and P3 this semester)

Thanks

December 2011 session ACCA Qualification pass rates were:

Paper F1, Accountant in Business, 63%*

Paper F2, Management Accounting, 53%*

Paper F3, Financial Accounting, 54%*

Paper F4, Corporate and Business Law, 49%

Paper F5, Performance Management, 38%

Paper F6, Taxation, 48%

Paper F7, Financial Reporting, 56%

Paper F8, Audit and Assurance, 36%

Paper F9, Financial Management, 38%

Paper P1, Governance, Risk and Ethics, 51%

Paper P2, Corporate Reporting, 48%

Paper P3, Business Analysis, 51%

Paper P4, Advanced Financial Management, 34%

Paper P5, Advanced Performance Management, 29%

Paper P6, Advanced Taxation, 39%

Paper P7, Advanced Audit and Assurance, 31%

source: http://www.accaglobal.com/en/discover/news...ts-dec2011.html

have you read the p5 questions for dec 2011?

do u think it's hard?

performance pyramid...ratio analysis and performance /reward evaluation

and risks and uncertainty

p/s: i thought it's ok..not difficult at all ..but my mark was way below my expectation

the same goes to my p7... doable...but i failed..

hahaha, are you referring to me?

as txsean said, the questions for P5 were quite predictable since there are not much models to test you. the issue is how you tackle the question, if you prefer calculation rather than theory then of course not likely that you can do so in final papers

i wanna ask..can i take p7 if i have not pass p2??