very nervous bout the results too. i don't think i deserve to fail, but the fact that there's alway a possibility scares me.

bout the icaew thing, i got the offer to go for the interview and i straight away rejected:P i regretted not going to the interview, could've learned a lot eventhough i'm not gonna take it.....yet. my friend did take the offer, and he's working all week. during weekends, i can see him studying in sunway. poor fella. but i have the utmost faith that he is capable of going through with it.

i passed my f4,5 and 6

f4-72
f5-71
f5-65

i'm kinda dissapointed with my f6 though. i should've done better. i was really working hard to score that one but once i finished my exam, i was saying that i would be glad if i past 60. i guess i got what i deserved.

by the way, p6 takers, do u guys read ur f6 notes and refresh ur taxation knowledge from time to time? i wanna take p6 but i'm scared that once i get that high, i'd forget my basic computation-_-

nice audit marks there. i'm quite envious.

i'm taking f8 this sem and frankly speaking, i'm very nervous. in my t8, i can't seem to get the marks i needed. though i passed on the first try(albeit not a very satisfying result) i'm still worried bout my f8. i can understand what my lecturer is teaching and all. i do all the exercises and past yr paper. but come the test or exam, i never seem to get marks for questions that i'm sure of the answer. is there a technique to writing in audit?

anyone here studied at london b4? LCA to be precise. i'm contemplating whether i should do my final part there or here in sunway. i just want to gain the experience of being in a foreign country. currently, i am very intrinsic and hopefully i can get to be more socially active and charismatic.

just share ur opinion about going abroad. yay or nay

thanks for the advice. that really enlightened me a lot. i do prefer studying here and being close to home. but that's just the thing, i am being served with everything on a silver platter. i know that if i go somewhere far and foreign, i'd gain a lot of experience. i think i'll learn a bit more about being independent.

though i'd have to admit that i am too used to being spoonfed. however, i think i am capable of handling myself considering that my last lecturer, voon sia didn't really helped much with f5 but i still passed with a 71. i guess i need to start working harder. being away from home also means being away from ps3's and daily movies with friends. i guess it somehow forces me to work harder

i am worried about working though. i doubt that i'll get a decent employment in UK as there are a lot more ACCA graduates there compared to here. the pay might be better but i think the experience that u gain will be minimal since u're just gonna get to work with small audit firms. i will ether continue with my MBA or just come back and work here in malaysia.

any other advice would be helpful though

is there anyway i can get a hard copy or view via internet my cat marks? i seem to have misplaced them(if i ever got them that is) and i need them to apply for a loan.

oh my god you people really shock me. it has never crossed my mind that people would argue over such silly matters. an opinion is an opinion, u may choose to accept or reject it. i sat back and laughed at this b4 i even bothered replying


i was in miss rozi's class too and really enjoyed her classes. though the homeworks are numerous, it helps a lot. she said that if my class were to get 100% passing rate, she'll teach p6 but sadly 2 resitters were in our class and failed if i'm not applying for a loan to go to LCA, i'd have stayed and taken p6 just because she really made taxation interesting


This post has been edited by grammar: Feb 22 2009, 01:20 AM

ppl can be really funny when they argue about such ridiculous stuff

on the side note, i have NEVER seen my classmates getting barred. honestly. the fail though

anyone here studying in UK? i need a few pointers