I would say doable as i was from stpm(not so good results) as well.

As for which college you will either choose to study in universities or tuition centres.Whichever you choose doesn't matter as ACCA is not dependent on where you study.Can't say much for lecturers as all of them got strength and weaknesses.

Fee wise definitely tuition centres will be way cheaper si it depends on you.

PM me if you got other queries etc

u mean mcorange or elitejaya?

The textbooks have some questions but not many.I got myself BPP textbooks for f1 to f3 but only use f1 textbook.For f2 and f3,I use lecturer notes and additional questions.

You're taking CBE or paper exams?

Sorry I took CBE, so I never bothered to look at the past year questions for F1 to F3 before.
For me I think CBE is easier cause the questions are very short and they never ask deep.

Just keep doing your past year questions to get familiar with the way the examiners test the knowledge.
I think exam kit consists all the past year questions and A FEW new questions they wrote on their own.
Basically, I never had the time to do the study kit.

Aiks sorry    I thought F1 to F3 paper based exams will have past year questions posted on the accaglobal website but I just checked there's only pilot paper. You can find the examiner report on each sitting though (it's quite important to read that to prevent any common mistakes that students make in the exams)

In that case, your option will be to buy the kit and do as many questions as you can.
If you're free, get can GTG exam kit as well. It goes chapter by chapter.
BPP I'd think the questions mostly target the whole picture of the situation.
But no worries, F1 to F3 very easy 

Never mind, still very easy 
Paper based exams can prepare you for all the following papers; they're all paper based
That way you won't get shocked when you sail on to F4 
You'll be used to having to write a damn lot already then

Best bet is bpp, gtg to crowded. If u have 9 months to study - no problem.

I have attended classes for Sanjeetha (F4) and Andrew kok (f6).

Sanjeetha-her book is simple and easy to understand. Personally I think her class is interesting and she is friendly. I would recommended Miss sanjeetha for f4.

Andrew kok-He used powerpoint notes and slideshow in class. used Alan yeo's textbook for questions. dun remember much, but he did a lot of questions in IRC and covered most questions.
(anyway I was so lucky as Basis periods came out for 20 marks during my sitting)

sorry but I'm not sure for Kenneth woo and Alan yeo as I never attend their classes before.