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1) Previous thread to refer: ACCA V7
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1934593

2) ACCA Approved Learning Partners/Publishers
http://www2.accaglobal.com/learningprovide.../cpd_directory/

3) ACCA BPP Textbook,Revision Kits and Passcards
http://dl.com.my/ListProduct.asp?Subject=A...%20Order%20Form

4) Kaplan Textbook, Revision Kits and Passcards
http://kaplan-publishing.kaplan.co.uk/acca...es/default.aspx

5) GTG Textbook, Revision Kits and Passcards
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Tel: (+6) 03 - 6277 5652 / Fax: (+6) 03 - 6277 0852 Email: tdkr@streamyx.com

6) Changes to the ACCA Qualification for 2011
http://www2.accaglobal.com/pubs/students/p...AQual2011v3.pdf

7) ACCA Official Website
http://www.accaglobal.com/


Other resources


1) OpenTuition.com Free ACCA course notes
http://opentuition.com/

2) ACCA books

3) Harvard Business (additional reading)
http://hbr.org/


This post has been edited by muppet: Oct 1 2012, 09:41 AM

Hi everyone i have one new F5 and F9 Bpp Revision Kit 2012 each for Sales! Price is negotiable. Drop me an email ray_lys@hotmail.com

actually, he started it first... on the internet i think it is not a problem to use conversational english... he kept going around correcting my english... i was trying to make a point that he makes mistakes too... :-)

Can anyone tell me is there changes on P7 syllabus for june 2012 sitting? for those students who onli attend for revision course is it enuf for them to go for P7 exam in june 2012 as i am taking the third time exam for P7

This is not meant to criticise but to help you. Is there any valid reason why you cannot check this by yrself? If there is not, why? Is it because you're not committed enough? Is this why you r taking P7 for the 3rd time?

To be successful in anything, you need to be interested in it and being committed is one of the ways of developing interest. React in any way that you like. I don't know u n u don't know me but why should I bother to help u?

enough is enough. stop it and that's it. stick to the topic

It's always better to develop a good habit in using a proper English language. We, as accountants are professional, during after work as well. We depend on reputation and connections to succeed.

Can you imagine you speak like an English at work, but turn into an Ah Beng after work. How will your client feel?

Correcting other people's mistake might be rude, but I believe the intention is good, it's just how you perceive it to be.

Hi everyone,
I had just recieve my SPM result recently and I am lost for which path of study should I choose to continue studying accountancy. Which is better? Going for gov matriculation>UM/USM>ACCA or going for private institution to take perhaps a foundation/diploma>degree>ACCA or CAT>ACCA? Which is a good choice to be made? Btw, I got all A's(7A+,2A), LCCI-band 1,1119-1A.
Hope you guys would lend me a help. Thanks.

okay i agree... don't u think its equally valid for me to correct his english as well??

gov matriculation>UM/USM>ACCA------not recommended.

foundation/diploma>degree>ACCA------slow & expensive but enjoy college life at early stage.

CAT>ACCA-----fast & cheap but boring

This post has been edited by caillech: Mar 24 2012, 10:51 PM

sry to bother but may i noe why the 1st path is not recommended
the 2nd i understand it is very exp in monash its self needs at least 100k+++
the 3rd path is cheap but some said 2nd is better
so which is a better one?

lols as i know, msia uni takes 4~5 years to complete degree ( if i am not mistaken), that is too long.

it really depends on individual, just be a man and make your own decision, don't follow others.

hmmm... i haf no one to follow too
wow 4~5 years? is it for degree itself or including courses like matrik or foundation studies?

i don't know, if you're interested, go their website check lor.

If you want a fast route, take the CAT/ACCA route.

If you want a slower, safe, and easy route, take the govt matriculation>UM/USM route. Anyway, if you take this route, you don't need ACCA anymore. MIA recognises the accountancy degrees from public unis. So, there is no need for one to take a professional exam anymore.

Each route has its pros and cons. CAT/ACCA route is fast but it won't give you a strong foundation in research, if you wish to pursue a postgraduate degree, you might face a culture shock. However, taking this route gives you a very strong technical knowledge in accountancy.

Going for the degree route would give you a stronger foundation in research but it is a slower route compared to ACCA.

So, it's your choice.

This post has been edited by Blofeld: Mar 25 2012, 12:21 AM

there's no more CAT--->ACCA, now it's FIA--->ACCA. they are similar though

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Added on March 25, 2012, 12:32 amthe FIA--->ACCA route will be faster if you are on full time study and always pass exams at the first time. this route will also give you flexibility if you want to work full time and study part time.

however, if you fail exams regularly, it will be more time consuming than you take degree course. you may end up stuck in between of whether to continue or to give up then go for other courses

This post has been edited by nothingz: Mar 25 2012, 12:32 AM

He is a straight A student with good English, he wouldn't fail ACCA if he put in the effort.


Whatshouldido, it is always better to follow the traditional pathway, i.e., do a pre-U and complete your degree - it opens more doors for you and develops you better as an individual. Do make sure you are gaining your degree from a credible institution though, otherwise you might as well go straight for ACCA. For a student of your caliber, you do not have to worry about all this 'if I don't pass I am only an SPM holder' hype. Pass it first time, period.

Thanks for helping.
You said credible institution, may you reccommend me for any?
Well, since I am from a not really rich family, my parents asked me to go for gov matriculation and later on to UM/USM to continue my degree. However, I heard that we must obtain a CGPA of 4. How is it like compared to the old SPM standard? Is it like getting all A+ or all A's? Is it a good choice going for the path?

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Added on March 25, 2012, 12:49 pmHi there, thx for helping
If I take the gov matiruculation>UM/USM I do not need ACCA anymore? But if I take it in the future is that meant I will be able to have a better prospect in job? Perhaps like higher salary or etc? Another thing, is it right after graduating I will be a MIA member automatically without waiting for like 3 years of working experiences? Btw, which path is more likely to have a better prospect? Like an employee's choice of hiring?
So sorry for asking to much.

This post has been edited by Whatshouldido: Mar 25 2012, 12:49 PM

Having an ACCA will give you a wider prospect globally.

No, you will not get the MIA membership automatically. After graduating from a public university, you need to work for 3 years to gain the accounting experience in order to apply for MIA membership. Of course, you can always choose to study ACCA as an additional professional qualification.

MIA or ACCA? Does employer really care? I don't think so. What they need to see is that you are a Chartered Accountant. What's more important is your job performance and your attitude in the workplace. Even the Big Four firms are sponsoring its employees to study the MIA Qualifying Exams, MICPA, or any other professional exams. So, the Big Four do not give preference over one professional exam to another.

Hi, aim for the top universities in Malaysia if you want to go for the matriculation program. You should be looking at UM, UKM, and UPM.

I did not do the matriculation program and so could not provide you with any advice on the toughness of the program. But I do know a friend who have straight 1A's in SPM who went on to do the matriculation program and achieved a CGPA of 4.00. She is now reading medicine in UKM. She is also a non-bumi and did not have stellar extra-curricular activities if you are wondering.

Hey guys, I'm planning to take ACCA this year. Well FiA actually. I'm 25. Kinda feel old but never too old to study I guess. I went to UITM expo yesterday and the first thing they asked me when they know I'm 25 is that can I get along with SPM leavers lol.

Since there is no more MSER, I have to take the first 7 papers in FiA - I planned to take CBE for all these 7 papers. Any thought on this? If possible I want to complete this by year end so that I will start F4 next year. Mode of study will be self study since I'm working and most of the time I have to work on weekend as well.

Now, my problem is about books or notes for these papers. Any school or college sell cheap books? Or do you guys know where I can get cheap books? I went to kinokuniya and I saw study text as well as revision kit will cost me RM150 together (this is only for FA1). I think if I can get it second hand definitely it's going to be much cheaper.

Also, anyone knows how much will CBE cost? I've called up FTMS earlier and the guy on the phone was saying that I can take the CBE anytime - just go there and say I want to take CBE and they will arrange a date for me - and it will only cost RM150 for any papers. The guy doesn't seems that confident about the info though.

Oh yeah, I planned to go to ACCA Malaysia sometime next week for registration because I read it might take up to 6 weeks for processing. This means the earliest I can take CBE for FA1 will be end of May or probably June. Just going to study for 1 paper and see how it goes.

Any input or word of advice is greatly appreciated. Looking forward to be studying ACCA soon.

i think you are studying part time since you are a working adult. i am unsure whether is there any paper limit per semester for FIA but for ACCA it's 4 papers for a semester (half yearly). last time CAT had no limitation, i don't think that FIA has it as well.

working and studying at the same time is not easy since you can imagine how tired you are after work, i don't think that you will have the motivation to take out the book to read, attending classes will make you more committed to it. for cheaper books you may post here, some members may be willing to sell those books to you at a cheaper rate after they passed the subject.

this is the pricing for each paper. it's around RM200/paper at entry level. during your initial registration, you will have to pay 77 + 77 pounds for initial registration and first year subscription.

ACCA is not easy and not to say very difficult, make sure yourself is committed to it. it may take years to finish but if you don't give up, you will eventually be graduated.

Any sheila (p7)student here??

Anyone from college bandar here? would like to know when is the IRC for F8 there.

Hi! jus wanna ask, anyone has experience working in Big 4 before?
i'm an accounting student (final year) , gonna graduate soon. wonder which path should i go to.
1)ACCA
2)Work first, then take ACCA partime.
3)don't take ACCA at all, straight go to work.

I've heard some of my frens said that Big 4 provides gud salaries etc but gotta work like hell. Has anyone got such experience? Advice is needed thanks =)

This post has been edited by ViLenG: Mar 28 2012, 10:22 PM

if you work for big 4, very likely that they will force you to continue your studies on either ACCA, ICAEW, MICPA or other programmes because they want you to be a professional. It is also important for your career development, if you have higher qualification, you are more likely to be promoted.

salaries of big4 should be higher than other accounting firms but their workload is definitely more. big 4 auditors will have to work until midnight/overnight during peak & very peak season, aka June and July.

if you are willing to take up the pressure, you can try big 4. if you prefer a more relax environment, try others. being part of big 4 is indeed an added advantage to your CV

Congratulation for students that got their obu results! =)

all the best in ur future studies. the effort of studying and passing ACCA is definately satisfying.

Hi, any comment on P1 revision class lec..either Joey Wong oR Ms Hema for P1 png sentral.

Hey, for all those who're looking for ACCA past year papers prior to 2007, the following are the links. F6 and P papers are still missing. Pl upload should anybody have them.

Thank you

F4 - http://f4law.wordpress.com/2009/01/14/past...answer-archive/
F5 - http://www.scribd.com/doc/14939130/ACCA-F5...ast-Papers-0208
F7 - http://www.scribd.com/doc/15083849/ACCA-F7...ved-Past-Papers
F8 - http://www.scribd.com/doc/15083849/ACCA-F7...ved-Past-Papers
F9 - http://www.scribd.com/doc/15083755/ACCA-F9...ved-Past-Papers

I attended Sheila revision for dec 11 P7, and I passed at first attempt.

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Added on March 31, 2012, 11:42 pmAnyone can advise on how to self study p6?

This post has been edited by mary51: Mar 31 2012, 11:42 PM

joey wong =)

If you are sure u want to do accounting then FIA>ACCA at a private institution makes more sense. With your spm results u could probably get a partial scholarship. And even though you would have to pay more fees upfront for your education than going through gov uni, it makes up by the fact that u will graduate earlier and start working abt a year before your peers that take the matriculation>um/usm>Acca route. (assuming you get straight passes)

Just my two cents. However don't do FIA>Acca straight if you still r not sure about wanting to be an accountant. It's not an easy route to take if your heart is not in it and it kinda limits your options once you're in it.

can you say more?? i want update lecturer list on page 1...
i think is outdate...

i only went to his revision class...

and I've talked bout him in previous thread

The list is still very much valid. All the lecturers mentioned in the list are still lecturing at the said locations.

hey guys ...im going to do acca.....i nid advice on where to do.;....and what to do basicly at starting..plz help me on this

i was matriculation student, and graduated from UM in Bac. of Accountancy. currently pursuing my ACCA, and taking last paper in this coming June. anything can help to advise?

This post has been edited by mary51: Apr 9 2012, 01:08 AM

V8 already wow .

Well done guys

hi, i heard that if we are studying in gov institution we will get lesser hands on or experience, is that true?
btw to obtain a degree in ipta takes longer time? is it all ipta requires 4 years to complete bachelor of accountancy?
how do u feel of taking the ACCA paper? is it very tough? what does it requires? thx for helping

Guys, whats the point of getting of OBU since I'll getting my ACCA cert also??

Having an OBU might help you if you plan to go for your Masters later on in life, or if you don't plan to pay your ACCA membership anymore.

It's more of a back up plan if you don't plan to enter the accountancy field at all.

guys...im pursuing for acca.....should i do start acca papers straight away or gor for a degree and continue acca...which is better...please help me guys

^ if you wan to have a more relax study life and insurance in case you can't pass ACCA

>>>>degree

if you wan to save money and time, but don't mind the pressure and stress

ACCa<<<<<

Hi everyone, I have ACCA BPP P5 Study Text and P5 BPP Practice and Revision Kit 2012 BRAND NEW for sale. Price negotiable. Pls pm me or email jasminensy@hotmail.com

I was struggling with this 5 years ago.
lastly i chose to go for a degree first and NOW i am doing ACCA professional level (last 5 pprs).
I never regret what i did previously because ACCA is realllllllly HARD!!!

hi guys. I've completed the first 3 FIA papers, which is FFA, FMA, FAB. Originally it used to be, F3, F2 and F1 respectively. Im applying for a job soon. Just a thought, can i apply for an auditing role considering i've no working exprience. Furthermore i'm studying part time right now, which the subjects i'm taking are F4, F6 and F8. To all sifus, ur assistance is much appreciated..tq

hey guys, jz wanna seek for opinions here. I got book vouchers from 1 college aldy n i also checked there is my name in the list of another college whr im studying at too, shd i get tat another Rm 200 voucher or not?

There is notice of warning there pasted outside of the collection counter, "if collected aldy at another coll, shdnt collect anymore as the list of names will be submitted to ministry of higher education after the deadline of the distribution."

Im wondering what can Ministry do to those acca students who claim vouchers at 2 colleges, phone call/issue letter to claim back rm200 fr me or blacklist me at somewhr...

This post has been edited by yclim2: Apr 4 2012, 06:13 PM

in Sentral, ACCA student - professional course

is not entitled for book voucher

if u already got one....be grateful...dun be greedy

Hi , where to study ACCA course better?

UCSI near my place sounds OK but hardly find any feedback on that

Others quite far =(

hi guys, I want to ask smtg bout the relevance of my understanding of "related company" under s2 of Promotion of Investment Act(PIA)

"related company"means a company

a) operations of which are or can be controlled directly or indirectly by the first mentioned company

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(A)----50%------>(B)




b) which controls or can control either directly or indirectly the operations of first mentioned company

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(A)<----50%-------(B)


this means A is related company of B and vice versa right?



below is the part where I couldn't understand clearly what they're trying to express:

c) the operations of which are or can be controlled, either directly or indirectly, by a person or persons who
control or can control, either directly or indirectly, the operations of the first mentioned company.

Provided that a company shall be deemed to be related company of another company if-

aa) at least 20% of its issued share capital is beneficially owned, either directly or indirectly, by that other
company;or

bb) at least 20% of the issued share capital of that company is beneficially owned, either directly or indirectly by
the first mentioned company


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(B)<----50%-----C------50%--->(A)

at the same time

(B)-----20%---->C (aa)

or

(A)----20%---->C (bb)

which means A , B and C are 3 related companies?

This post has been edited by tzxsean: Apr 4 2012, 10:07 PM

Hi there, the virtue of an accountant is integrity!

most firms will hire entry level staff, working for small firms will give you flexibility to go for exam. do not pass any of F7, 8 or 9 before F4, this will result in you being opted out of OBU degree programme

i think it means

in a, b & c, the word 'control' means top management (usually directors) and nothing relevant to voting shares.

a & b means A Co. controls B Co. through appointment of directors by A Co. and vice versa.

c means A Co. controls B Co. through same directors

aa & bb means A holds B at least 20% voting rights either directly or through medium such as executives and complex group structure. vice versa

any of the above 5 scenarios happens will result in related party relationship

in c), the existence of 3 parties doesn't make life easier. The use of "another company, the other company and first mentioned company" is not clear to readers that which company is what. It's so hard to grasp

this is how they drafted the laws, it's like that. just get the simple meaning is enough

just do it..

if they did something to u, don't vote them in the next election..HAHA

Hmm, wat about in working field or anything?? I might plan to study or work in overseas...

thank u! Didn't know that. Does that mean i have to pass F7, F8 and F9 in order? Or i have to attempt it all in one go? Another thing..how do i get this 'ACCA Diploma in Accounting and Business'? How is it related to 'Foundations in Professionalism'?

This post has been edited by flying_torso: Apr 5 2012, 11:00 PM

it is better that you passed F4 then only take either one of F7, 8 & 9 then you will not be opted out. i think you may also pass F4 with F7, 8 & 9 in the same sitting without any issue. it is not necessarily that you need to take F7, 8 & 9 following the sequence but it is advisable that you follow it because it existed for a reason.

for the other questions, you can read acca website, i got no idea

Can you be a little bit more specific on the term "working field"?

I believe working overseas as a fresh grad depends more on your connection that your qualification, unless you are top of your class or you come from an elite school.

As far as I know, not every place would accept ACCA.. Some of them they require u to at least get a Degree in order to work for them...

This post has been edited by oOoproz: Apr 6 2012, 02:18 AM

I don't think so unless you're in a completely non-accounting field eg sales & marketing, insurance broker, teacher etc.

Hmm, my relative said that u've to get a degree in order to work at S'pore... Is this true??

As I said, it all depends on the nature of the positions advertised. For all the non-accounting positions eg sales & marketing, administrator, banking etc, off course the employers need the candidates to have a degree relevant to the positions advertised.

Prof qualifications like ACCA or CIMA are purely meant for those who want to pursue a career in accounting. If someone wants to pursue a career in for example, stock broking or real estate, then what's the point of studying ACCA....it will be a complete waste.

Having said that, because of the 'kiasuness' of the employers in Spore, they will always prefer grad from their local uni in all professions eg engineering, accounting, law etc.

OBU = academic degree

ACCA = professional qualification (not an academic degree)

Professional qualification prepares one to work in the working world.

An academic degree prepares one for critical thinking and writing, analytical writing...etc, which are meant for postgraduate studies. That's why if one study an accounting degree in a university, you will notice that there are lot of assignment questions and research being handed out to students.

If you want to apply to study for a postgraduate degree (Masters and above), you need to have a degree cert. Some universities do not allow one to use ACCA as a pre-requisite qualification to apply for Masters courses. I have asked this before. So, no choice but to do OBU.

Some business school do recognise ACCA, such as Imperial College for their MBA. If you're looking for an MBA, not Msc, Mphil or Phd, working experience will be sufficient.

Anybody know where i can get ACCA study materials from Kaplan in Kuala Lumpur? Thank you.

Alright!! I get what u meant!! Probably I'll take the OBU just in case im going to change my mind... Thanks a lot!! Well I guess isn't not easy for M'sian to work in Spore, this world is getting competitive

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Added on April 7, 2012, 3:57 amWhat about LSB?? MBS is more than enough for me

This post has been edited by oOoproz: Apr 7 2012, 03:57 AM

Hi, anyone of you ever attended Spencer Cheah IRC P2 Classes at FTMS? Is the class crowded like in KSA? I am thinking of going for IRC but somehow I always got demotivated when class is overcrowded.

his p2 class in penang oso always full 1 la..especially IRC

my advise is go early to get gd spot

Anyone been to kolej bandar before?????? I need help please

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Added on April 9, 2012, 1:02 amHi, actually my personal view is, study in uni will hv much better exposure in term of skills development. As every single subject we will hv presentation, group n individually, assignment group n individual as well. All these will help to develop your soft skills. Else as compared to if u study Acca or lcci or cat, u ll just focus on class lecture n then exam. Correct me if I were wrong. Tot studying local uni will much longer, but I never regret for it. As at least I'm degree holder n guarantee to have MIA after three years of working experience. Indeed I could just don't further taking Acca. But I chose to
Continue study Acca after grad. Becoz future things we will never know, who knows one day I plan to go oversea n work? Haha. Currently I'm going to sit for my last paper this June. Acca is not
Easy I would say, but thanks God that bless me and I passed all papers at first attempt, as I used to self study and didn't attend lecture class as I don't take any bonds. Hopefully I pass this coming last paper too. If you r confident you could hit the Acca down, then u can take Acca course straight, as it s really time
Saving. But just to let you know, I been seeing quite number of my Frds who have no degree, and need to pass Acca before they could obtain Mia qualification. And they failed for few times and spent for additional few years. In conclusion, there is pro n cons

This post has been edited by mary51: Apr 9 2012, 01:02 AM

any affiliate got purchased the certificate by MYACCA after they passed all the papers?

Nowadays ACCA doesn't issue any completion certificate for free anymore while require $20 pounds for the issuance of the cert.

We can print out the certificate of completion of level 3 by myacca, I just wonder the $20 pound certificate is it same to this?

this is the reply i received from them bout Affiliate Certificate, there should be a copy of professional level certificate for us

Any advice for students taking f4, f5 and f6? It's left 2 months and now i feel that i'm going to do badly.
I can't find the right way to study.
Any 'sifu' can give some advice??

donate 1 comment for u lol..

F4- memorize past year answer can liao

F5- focus on cost accounting (new examiner style)

F6- no idea

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This post has been edited by mychoice: Apr 12 2012, 07:39 PM

Congratz on ur sucees
Btw where r u studying your ACCA right now?
You are studying by yourself or attending classes?
If you are attending classes how is the lecturer and etc?
How much do you pay for your fees?

This post has been edited by Whatshouldido: Apr 12 2012, 09:06 PM

How related is CAT T8/FiA FAU compared with F8

T8 almost cover whole syllabus of F8... So it's good for u have a good foundation.. At least u can see the big picture of it

finally someone replied
any other solution for me...
it's left less than 2 month and i feel like i don't know everything.
is it possible for me to start learning now and pass in June exam

as of the above answer

most of the F4 questions are from past year questions, make sure you understand the principles then try to memorise the answers from past year questions, you can pass easily.

F5 you need to know everything inside the syllabus, it used to be the killer when there were only 4 questions x 25 marks. not much advice can be given.

For F6, Q1 and Q2 are mostly fixed, you can try to catch the trend. Q3-Q5, sales tax, withholding tax, service tax are quite general, other topics which you can try to catch are residence-ship, CA, agricultural allowance, employment income etc. what have come out last sem should not be coming out again this time

juz some addon..

F4- do as above, and u can spot easily for Q1~Q7..

F5~ now the exam format is 5 questions x 20 marks liao..

F6~ do as above, no comment.

Oh that's good
TQ!

million thanks for the advice given!!
Have to try my best to pass all these exams, the exam fees are so expensive.
Stress stress stress

Anyone can shed a light on the difference between

Paid-up capital & share capital ?

Hi I'm sitting for my last paper coming June. For p1 I was self studied. The only paper attended class was p2, due to it is keep on changing. Papers like p3 n p7 i attended revision class which normally only hv 3 days classes, and it was in orange college. This coming last paper I also will attend revision class. Ive no extra time for attending class, some more it s tiring actually especially u r working

This post has been edited by mary51: Apr 15 2012, 02:23 AM

Did you mean Paid-up capital and Authorised capital?
You may refer to http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/654590/all

I want to ask your opinion on answering essay question...

For example, if the question asked about "Customer Satisfaction". And all over the article/case study, they wrote instances of how Co. A handle it's customer...

When you write your answer, do you have to limit yourself in just those instances spelled out in the article?

Or is it possible to give more explanation beyond what was mentioned, which specifically in relation to Co. A..

Because, I am wondering if I can bring real life issues, like McDonalds way of handling with its customer in the answer sheet...



I hope you can understand what im asking.. heheheh~

It's ok to mention current issues.

Maybe what you can do is to criticize what Co.A has been doing, then provide a recommendation without mentioning McD in an easy to understand manner.

it depends on the question and the marks allocation. the question may ask you to critically evaluate or comment on and may ask for recommendations too. you see the marks allocation then you know how much to write. don't overwrite so that you will still have time to answer other questions

Thinking of completing my last papers in UK, LSBF specifically. Was wondering other than the student VISA, admission letter etc, what else do I need ? Do the student agent offers help in applying for the school? Any tips/reminders guys?

No received untill now..how? please advice..

i also have not received it, lol. let me email them tomorrow, see what's their reply.

If u think u cant handle t8 then just change to t10 only... Hmm as long as u know how to write and express out then can ady... And ur understanding about the syllabus must be strong!!!

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Added on April 17, 2012, 1:39 amNot only the fees, it's time consuming also.. If u get what I mean =)

This post has been edited by oOoproz: Apr 17 2012, 01:39 AM