I hope so la..But if boarder line like 48 or 49, it is cause of this error I made

Don't know bout others but thankfully I never felt that way before

Haha mine over already today

Could mean the difference of passing and failing

How was P1 this sem?

No photocopy version for sale. It's illegal. You can borrow a book to photostat if you really want.

Past papers available on ACCA website.

A lot of people use BPP also. Guess it must be pretty decent.

Another option is to head to garage sale, sometimes got people unloading their ACCA books. Or can try asking seniors from this thread.

Past year question is damn important. If you practice them all your chances of passing increases greatly.

I agree that attending classes will help, but I don't think greatly. It depends on which lecturer/subject/yourself. Stuff like F4, F8, P1, P3 I feel that I learn more from self-studying than I did in class.

Also, just want to add, Sunway Uni' fees is very much higher than any other institution outside If you're financially tight might want to look elsewhere.

But of course, to each his own.

This post has been edited by nick67: Dec 15 2012, 09:46 AM

Been under Goh. He's dedicated but can get boring at times because he mostly reads from textbook and elaborates on the points only. But it's theory paper so maybe its supposed to be boring

It's possible. I skipped most of the lectures but I attend the revision because he claims he can predict 100% for finals. I still remember what he said "I can tell you what will come out, I can even tell you how it will come out. If don't come out I will be waiting in my office after your exams" .

In the end didn't come out. I bumped into him and we were talking and I brought up the issue casually like "eh..the tips didn't come out this round" and he replied "yalor, didn't come out". Damn chill. Haha.

Anyway, if you can afford class then do attend as you can learn the exam techniques and go through passed years with a lecturer. If not you definitely can self study it as I feel ethics is mostly common sense. I myself barely studied for the paper.

Nope, only been under Mr. Goh. He's a nice guy, family oriented. If class at 8am he usually late 15 min coz drop his children to school. He teaches with full of enthusiasm

I would say depends on the subjects. Some subjects don't change much at all. Some like tax gets updated quite regularly.

They mail to you.

I didn't know they changed the system already

From the mere 3 hours I was under Spencer I can tell he is good, or at least much better in comparison to Andrew Pang. I really have no idea why Andrew Pang came recommended for P5 when all he does is calculations only.

Whatever you feel is best, go for it.

You feel tiring to take train to kl, then study at PJ, it's good also.

Can't concentrate in mornings, then go at night. Simple only.

To me, I feel it's very difficult and you will require hell lotsa determination and hard work. Work weekdays, then weekend go classes. Leaves have to save for exam periods also. If you have a choice then I would suggest focusing on graduating before starting work.

I think not. Have to have the degree to qualify as well. But I'm not too sure, better to check with the Uni itself.

lecture notes will be enough. But if you are hardworking you will buy and read up more.

Mine still shows open. If closed means no balanced due in account.

Hmm not sure. Mine only says invoice.