If you are self studying you can check out some of the notes. If you are interested in buying online lectures + notes for P1 for RM225, just call Mr. Kumar 016-2630649. He can arrange the materials for you. It is usually better than buying the text book and trying to read yourself.

Hope that helps.


This post has been edited by frodo baggin: Aug 23 2013, 01:43 AM

Need help for F4, any recommended lecturer??

Sanjetha from kasturi, just go to her irc is enough but depend on individual, if u study with her notes and focus u can pass just by going to irc

f4 is dead simple, rather than going to any college, I prefer studying it yourself. I studied for just 1 month doing the past papers twice and the paper comes almost similar to the past papers, guess what did i get, i got 65 so better study yourself. Get a BPP book with all the past papers you can get and Best of Luck

Yeah, I heard Sanjetha is good. If you want you could probably self study F4 as well.

I cant self study although most of u can do it, haiz
My friend self study for p1 and she pass it , but i cant! Any advice for me?
Now taking p1,p3 and f9..

appreciate your input..thanks!

Hmm alright!!! But some past year answer is quite long and lots of unnecessary stuff too, what should I do then??

write a much as you can
a friend of mine scored 91 yet she's not the prizewinner
i seriously dunno how she did it
i also self studied n scored 67, took a month

every paper even f9 has extra stuff in it. Just write to the point and keep in mind 1 sensible sentence= 1 mark as simple as that. I got 65 by just doing the past papers, you read the examiner's answer only for having a flavor on how to write and refine that answer into your own words and you can easily score 60+

Need help here regardin f3
A payables ledger control acc showed cr balance of 768420. Payables ledger balances total 781200. Which one of the following possible errors could account in full for the differences?
A) A contra against a receivable ledger dr balance of 6390 has been entered to the cr side of payables ledger control acc
B) The total of discount allowed 28400 was entered to the dr side of the payables ledger control acc instead of the correct figure for discount received of 15620
C) 12780 cash paid to supplier was entered on the cr side of the supplier acc in the payables ledger
D) The total discount received 6390 has been entered on the cr side of the payables ledger control acc

Can someone explain to me each situation how to solve this. WHat are the accounts involved?
I always have problem with this kind of questions and my answer is always more than 1 of those. The correct answer is B

Question 2
Which of the following errors should be identified by performing a receivebles control acc reconiliation?
A) A sales invoice of 500 has been omitted from the sales daybook
B) A sales return 45 was entered as 54 in the sales return day book
C) Purchases of 72 were entered as sales return daybook and the individual acc
D) The total of the sales daybook was miscast by 200
Answer D
Sales day book are credit sales but may i know how the accounts are involve in here?
Thanks!
Sry for asking all this simple questions but Im kinda loss because i dont understand the lecturer and got no acc basics

This post has been edited by ~sky~: Aug 25 2013, 02:27 PM

Hey guys, i gotten 49 % for my f7 last sitting..Between self studying and retaking class, which 1 is more recommended?

Self Study is the only choice for F7. It is such an easy paper to pass, Just master the First 3 questions and you will surely get near to 55. I just attempted the first 3 questions and got 53 this June 2013

Well, for P1 I had a lecturer who just reads the textbook out to us. It's based a lot on memory work and common sense for the elaboration part. What I did was memorize a few of the important models and key-terms. Then I just went in and elaborate as much as I could using those points while still trying to make sense. I passed it with 1 attempt.

For P3 it's basically the same. A bunch of models which you will have to memorize and apply to the questions.

For F4, I only studied the PYQ. Actually to be exact I only read through the answers of those PYQ and highlight the important points. Also, don't be under the assumption you need to remember all the case law names and years, if you are aiming for a pass. I passed without quoting any case laws in F4. If you are aiming to score then you should probably memorize them all.

I should mention that it's still early so don't resort to short cuts. Go through everything as you still have plenty of time.

Which are you more comfortable with? I wouldn't want to tell you to self-study and end up with bad results. But I did self-study after failing it once. But my case was different, because I did not understand my lecturer's methods so I failed quite badly and started studying from scratch, using different formulas and methods.

This post has been edited by nick67: Aug 26 2013, 12:02 PM

pls dun ever tell ppl to focus only on few questions to pass in ACCA

althou they are core topics ..

And don't look down on any of the papers as well. Just do your best for it and never let your guards down.

i'm taking p2 tis dec n i'm doing self study. any1 has joe fang's class notes? can sell it to me?

Hello guys,

if I just do the PYQ for F1-F3, will I pass?
I dont want to buy the text book because it is expensive.

p/s anyone got PYQ F1-F3 for 2013? I want to buy
if textbook cheap, I buy also.

This post has been edited by maple_leaf: Aug 26 2013, 07:13 PM

If you are pointing me out, then for your kind Information, I am telling my experience the way I passed the paper and not suggesting anyone to follow my ways coz everyone is different everyone's sense of humor is different so can't complaint.
Anyways if it wasn't me whom you said then just ignore my words

Honestly speaking you don't need books to pass F1 F2 and F3. These are the knowledge level papers and you can easily score good it them by just doing some mock exam questions( just google and you will find tons of them). My suggestion is not to waste time on books