You don't need to be above 21 years old to take ACCA. However, there are some minimum requirement such as STPM with some credits etc. Please check at ACCA website for more info

I hv been to Parmindar Singh's class b4. Ok la
He humour and friendly. :-)

I don't think ACCA is equal to a degree, It is a professional qualification so it doesn't come under any degree, this is what i guess.
By the way if you really wanna get a degree then go for ICAEW after doing ACCA, ICAEW is considered a Degree.

hey everyone! mind giving some ideas?
now i'm thinking how to do my P3 revision.

parminder has 4 sets of note and i've finished up to the 3rd one before attended michael mainwaring's mock test yesterday which i got a really bad marks.

i haven't started michael's bluff note.
and now i got a new plan after seeing my terrifying mock test score.

i'd only do first 3 sets of parminder notes which i've done, thinking not to study his 4th book (note). then directly move to michael's bluff note and finish it before his irc in November. after michael irc i'll straight away focus on pyq.

i.e. i'll skip parminder 4th note. and this makes me worry.

so my question is : is michael bluff note comprehensive enough?

i find parminder notes too messy. really messy. he should seriously thinking of updating his notes. i've gone through carefully his first 3 notes but his 4th notes is thick and i have yet to start and i think it's better for me to invest my time on michael bluff note and pyq.

do you guys find my plan risky as i just depends on michael irc notes for some topics (which covered in parminder 4th note).. at this point of time what i want is just a pass.

ideas please. thank you very much!