F4- Ms. Puspha she is a lawyer previously and she is very good in her law. everything at her finger tips. tells story and give real life examples. but law is always boring you can fall asleep in her class.
F6- Ms. Joyce she is a very strict lect if you don't perform in progress test she will screw you up-side-down. this makes you really study for your tax and she will give surprise test. don't perform screw you again. she got lots of charts and makes tax easier if you listens and understands.
F8- Mr Ong he is good lect with lots of experience in auditing. Gives real life examples but he aims for passing students only. 50 marks is all he wants from students. he can teach you how to pass but not score.
F9- Ms. Joyce back to the same lecturer as F6
P1. P7- Mr. Goh very patient lecturer and good in his knowledge. teaches you exam techniques and guide you all the way, he is like a very loving father teaching students with love and care. lots of students like him.
P2- Ms. Menon come for her class no regrets.

Rozi and Joyce are both Menon's student. LOL yes Rozi is good too.
Mr Ong is teaching only retake students. Kiran *erm erm*

Kiran *erm erm* ?! serious ? lol comparing her and Letchumy, which one better?  no other choice mann, the coming sem only this 2 lecturers available 

Well, if you are a slacker go for Kiran..she's easy and her class is quite(too) relaxed..

I never skip a single f8 class before..but when masuk revision class she asked me this: Are you from my class? I never seen you before" 

Do u know who is Ms.Voon Sia for F5 and Ms.Kok for F6?

Yes!

Ok, Thx! Did u under them before?

i think if u dont plan to take OBU, dont need go for BRM.. waste of $$
i also attended BRM now duwan do OBU d.. so burnt

Did anyone know who is Mr.Ang ( F6 in sunway)? Is he teaching good?

Now, I'm under her also. Feel like she just touch the surface did't go into deep n like to laugh at her own 'joke'.

f4 - I guess you'd be better off self studying this paper..Tried both Pushpa and Lydia, ended up stick with Lydia because she provides her own notes and not just reading textbook like Pushpa..but if I'm not wrong Lydia switched to UK variant.

f5 - I went under akhbar..pretty decent la..serious when it comes to lectures but sometimes can be quite slow/boring
      (I went under voon sia for a brief period of time, I found her teaching style don't suite me)

f6 - I would have to say ms rozi..She's strict.. Also tried ms kok for a while but don't like the way she conduct her classes..too much chit chat with her students 

But all in all, I'd say it's based on your own preference la..I'm sure some other students would prefer different lecturers than me..

Lazy.

Hi there, im in a serious doubt

i finish diploma in accounting, which allow to me have 5 papers exemption.

i would like to register my self for ACCA to take part in the F6 & F7 exam on this june(without going through to any education school)

in order to take part in the exam, i have to register as a student with ACCA right?

however as i search through google, found some article said that if i wanna to take the exam on June this year, i have to register as a student before Dec last year.

Is it correct ? because if that is the case then i would have miss the chance since today is Feb already.

Hopefully someone can clear my doubt especially those who have registered it

Paper spots are available at PQ Magazine where all the colleges spot their prediction for all ACCA papers, except for Malaysian tax and law papers.
Try this link below
http://edition.pagesuite-professional.co.u...7d-1c8ec6502c97
page 14 and 15 is great since you get the feedback from the examiner from someone who attended the seminar in Nottingham recently.  The archive has the feedback from F8, F7 paper examiner.

On pages 17 to 20 is the tips from all the providers.

My thoughts on the tips are - some are quite reasonable and can be useful.  Some are just covering the whole syllabus.

This is my thoughts

Those preparing for P7 - make sure you are familiar with you accounting standards and principles since this time it would be audit risk / risk of MM which is high chances
Those preparing for P3 - make sure your overhead analysis knowledge is reasonable.
Those going for P1 - well better know about the latest COSO and stop quoting the CC, it is outdated already, it is called UKCGC.  Your examiner likes risk and the most recent risky event was Fukushima incident under TEPCO Japan. Read all the articles to date.
Those that are doing F8 - Cash, remuneration, NCL, OM, EOM, OI looks interesting - but the spotter are right for this paper - study everything a bit.
P2 - Groups cover everything even when everyone says P&L or Cashflow is likely.  IFRS 11/12 and Hedge is popular this time.  Make sure you know the problems of hedge accounting before you go in.  Read the examiner article.
F5 - the examiner likes TOC and probably would be asking something from the new syllabus area (pricing + decision making) I would belief that the above is just some areas that are worthy of studying harder.
P5 - examiner wants you to know your verbs properly - performance models, ZBB and Transfer pricing is really hot this time around.

ACCA has revised the website recently and has added exam techniques for each paper.  P2 ACCA has Ashanti question which is quite good.  F8 has 2 ACCA official youtubes - NOW that NOTE you bought will finally be useful for your studies.  My suggestion is to review them - they are very well done.

Well hope that helps for students preparing for the exams.  Good luck!

I was with Spencer for 1 session for P5. He focus a lot on theory parts and he also mentioned that theory is his forte. He does make the lectures interesting too and not just monotonous.

Regarding the IRC class..I think it heavily depends on the lecturer. I attended before and my experience there was rather unpleasant but it's due to the lecturers and not the institute in itself.