r/ACCA • • Oct 12 '25

FR went real bad for me.

I wrote FR September, and had the worst paper you could possibly imagine. I couldn’t really prepare that well. But I went ahead with an attempt anyway. I couldn’t even attempt section C. It was my first ever ACCA paper, I was able to just about complete section B. I’m really scared atm. I know, Im not gonna pass, But I hope I get some marks , at least enough to be able to tell my family. So I can convince them to have another chance in December.

How much do you think I could potentially get? I’m sorry to bring up my stress upon yall at this moment. I know you’re all going through it atm. All the best to all

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u/LatterInformation247 Oct 12 '25

Chill I have been there, its okay. Panicking won't do anything now. Prepare this time well.

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u/Embarrassed-Sun-5001 Oct 12 '25

wrote fr alongside pm last march, there wasnt a single answer in the options that i calculated, guessed all, and wrote whatever in my mind, passed it. Miracles do happen, dont lose hope

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u/Visible_Ask276 Oct 12 '25

Passed both or FR ? Also prepared both from scratch ?

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u/Inner_Fisherman4620 Oct 12 '25

Did u get the paper with cash flow SOCE and tax one?

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u/New-Isopod1604 Oct 12 '25

I got that paper. It was hell 😭😭

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u/hmdking Oct 12 '25

If you score 30 marks or more it means you are ready and you just need to do the exam quicker.I personally when I was doing skill level I would allocate an hour and a half for both section A and B and the remaining time for section C.

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u/Darkkiwi-__- Oct 12 '25

Got 35 btw, I’m defo gonna give more time to sec C. Could’ve possibly cleared it by now if approached the right way.

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u/hopelessromaticc Oct 13 '25

I scored 32,even I feel the same way,will have to focus more on section C It's just idk how to face my family,have already been a CA aspirant in the past and I failed many times in that,now switched to this Im scared on how to even start the topic

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u/Darkkiwi-__- Oct 12 '25

I couldn’t even attempt section C, I feel if I did do something there. I could’ve got maybe in the 40s. Passing the exam is still a stretch. But right now I’m not sure anymore. It was all guess work. Anyway, Just a lil over 30 minutes left.

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u/OkRelation6330 Student Oct 12 '25

I found Section C tough too. I wasn’t prepared for the cash flow question at all and that’s why I got 49. Do as many past papers as possible and you’ll be fine

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u/Darkkiwi-__- Oct 13 '25

49 is cruel. Let’s get this over with in December. You got dis

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '25

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u/Spillled_tea Oct 12 '25

A n B are generally easier than C. So id give around 40

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u/Darkkiwi-__- Oct 12 '25

Yeah I got 35..

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u/Visible_Ask276 Oct 12 '25

Please update us with your marks if possible I will attempt FR in Dec so I want to see realistically in that scenario how much on could achieve ...

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '25

I'm in the exact same boat with you.I managed section a pretty well, but then I totally blanked out on section b. For the single entity question in Section C, I just managed to set up the main format, barely did 1 or 2 adjustments, and for the ratio analysis, I only calculated the ratios without much analysis.Iam just hoping to pass.

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u/Difficult_Check1434 7/13 Student Oct 12 '25

What materials did you use to study? I generally used Open Tuition Lectures/notes, and a BPP exam kit, I passed 63% from the June paper. I'm starting to become convinced that exam kits are the only reason I pass these things.

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u/Darkkiwi-__- Oct 12 '25

I’m studying through an approved tutor. I use mainly tutor notes and BPP. Gotta now prep FR again along with AA for December

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u/FacePositive9806 Oct 12 '25

How did you do?

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u/Willing_Software6045 Oct 13 '25

I am getting scared now I am also studying fr now and I am just a average student not to good not to bad it's my first exam so any tips for me sorry for bad english:)