hi everyone..i need help.can anyone tell me is there a rule say that we muz complete part 1 b4 goin to part 2?thx in advance ^^

This post has been edited by tennyson612: Jun 3 2009, 01:05 AM

F5 Old Syllabus PYQs

This post has been edited by ~Mew~: Jun 3 2009, 02:38 AM

For F6-F9 who are the best lecturers?

So whose going to die in today F8 paper? I know I am.

Best of luck. Get through this sitting at least. You never know how the new examiner's style would be like.

lols..are u from sunway? =P

p3 exam is next week... just really started studying now...

any topics / area to focus on ?

extremely important topics / area?

---

Added on June 3, 2009, 7:55 pmthanks

This post has been edited by littlediana: Jun 3 2009, 07:55 PM

Tips for ACCA Paper P3 June 2009 exam

Part A - 50 mark case study
Typical case study - analyse strategic position and advise. Perhaps with a foreign investment element this time, and particular attention to risk eg scenario planning.



* Part B – 2 from 3 25 mark questions

* Business process change and quality. See January and September articles in Student Accountant.

* Internet - e-commerce etc

* Business structure and culture.

Please Note

Tips should not be relied on - they are only intelligent guesses.
Their only purpose is to give you suggestions for topics to concentrate on in your last few days of preparation. Do not exclude other topics from your overall preparation.

[attachmentid=1002671]

'On-screen marking' for exams - important instructions to follow

As an organisation which has innovation as one of its core values, ACCA is committed to utilising the latest technology to provide services and support to you as students. The number of ACCA students taking exams has increased significantly over the years and using on-screen marking will ensure our exam results service can be delivered within the existing timescales.
In June, the papers attempted on the last day of the session will be marked on-screen rather than on paper and as a result the way you complete your script has changed.
'What does this mean for you?' - Primarily it means there is less form filling as you won't have to complete your details on a registration sheet (CRS) as well as your script booklet as these two documents are now combined in a new look candidate answer booklet.
In addition you will be asked to write your name on the front of the new candidate answer booklet. This page is not presented to the markers at any stage. It will only be visible to ACCA staff when resolving any queries that could potentially arise.
It has always been important to read and follow exam instructions carefully, however it is vital now that we are using this new technology.
There are six critical instructions to follow in order that your exam paper can be marked correctly using the new on-screen technologies. You will be reminded of these instructions again on the day of the exam.

1. Please complete your personal details on the front of the script booklet. Plus it is essential that you bubble (fully colour-in the appropriate circle) the following details very carefully
registration number
desk number
paper description for exam being taken
exam centre.

2. Please start each question on a new page and the question number should be bubbled in the section at the top of the page.

3. Please use black pen at all times; to complete your details on the booklet and when answering the exam questions.
Pencil, fountain pens, gel pens and other colours of pen (including highlighter pens) will not be picked up by the scanning technology and could result in questions not being marked correctly.

4. Please score out incorrect answers rather than use correction fluid.

5. Please do not write in the margins as this information will not be presented to the marker during the marking process.

6. Please do not write answers across the centre of the booklet as the middle margins will not be visible in the marking process.

means we cannot use blue pen?

means we can only use ball pen? no ink pen? so blur here....

---

Added on June 3, 2009, 9:35 pmthanks for sharing

This post has been edited by littlediana: Jun 3 2009, 09:35 PM

Yea, are you?

Btw ya, cannot use blue pen.


This post has been edited by karhoe: Jun 3 2009, 09:54 PM

Anyone here attending Joe Fang's F7 paper ? I would just like to know what the username and password is to access his site... He's changed it too many times I'm kinda lost. Help pleaseee...Thanks.

Btw, the on screen marking - "on the last day of the session", means only applicable to papers on next Friday?

Any website where I can read on the on screen marking?

This post has been edited by karhoe: Jun 3 2009, 10:30 PM

i also blur on this...

i wanna ask :

what is Business Process Redesign & Business Process Re-engineering?

what is the difference? quite confused...

TQ

can use blue pen when answering question?

---

Added on June 3, 2009, 11:02 pmP4..reg the Futures contracts hedge, If we wil receive payment, should we buy or sell contracts 1st? Because in Kaplan text book illustration, it's answer is sell contracts whether receive or make payment in future date..blue...

This post has been edited by francisbacon7: Jun 3 2009, 11:02 PM

frankly. im very grateful. the day before i had tax. so when it came to law, i just relied on the intensive revision kit. and guess what. the questions in the kit came out exactly. so were the answers too of cos. spotted questions, and what coming out and what NOT coming out, from my lecturer most of them were true along with the ones he spotted in class. generally was very happy during the exam. hopefully can pass. hehe. :)

Np..

Best use black ball pen.

Anyone attempting F9 ? How likely Ungearing and regearing calculation part will be tested ? Since dec 08 asked on theory part. My lecturer did not cover the whole F9 well. Self studying on certain topics.

Even if you use blue pen, I think it will still appear black to the examiner.

Anyone sit for F8? How do u think of this paper?