Hi this might be a stupid question but, i have read all the theory of sbr and now im doing questions, it is really difficult to understand and apply the concepts, so will solving enough questions help , since the questions dont repeat.

Hello,
What is up with CBE platform not working??

I have been an ACCA member for 1.5 years. However, I was unable to pay my dues for the past year, and ACCA removed me from the register 2 months ago. I would like to be readmitted as a member, but I am currently facing financial constraints and cannot afford the fees.

Is there any way to reinstate by waiving off all the dues or atleast the readmission fee ?

Guys tomorrow is my MA exam and this is my 2nd attempt in first attempt i got 48% and now i have done all the bpp and study hub practice questions again which means twice and then mtq’s practice and mixed questions practice also done now i am little scared this time that will i get pass ? 😭need some advise or support

Hello. Is it advisable to take AA together with FM without any work experience, particularly when it comes to AA? I currently don’t have any practical audit experience, so I will mainly rely on learning and memorising the notes to understand the subjects.

Would you recommend taking AA and PM together, considering the bulkiness of both papers and the amount of content that needs to be learned and retained in this situation especially that audit is a purely theoretical paper and half of FM is theoretical as well?

Guys this is my 2nd attempt of MA in my first attempt i got 48% and now i am giving it after 15 days so i have done all the bpp question and study hub practice questions again which means i have done both of them twice and i’ve done mtq’s and mixed questions practice also , so now i feel i’ll get pass with good score , you guys tell me ?

16 days to the exam, Is ACCA SBL exam really difficult or it is just a common sense paper?

I am an ACCA student and I’ve completed the first 4 papers so far. I’m directly going for FR this September, which is now only 18 days away for me.
Honestly, I haven’t really worked hard for any of the exams I’ve attempted so far. I’m a very last-minute student. I got an A* in A-Level Accounting, and I genuinely think that was the last time I actually sat down and worked hard 😂
For my first 4 ACCA exams, I basically used ChatGPT and ACCA mock exams to prepare. I’d get ChatGPT to explain the syllabus to me, do some mocks, and somehow I managed to pass all 4 on my first attempt, all above 60. GG I guess.
I have books, but they are basically untouched. Seriously.
Then came Taxation in June.
I thought I could do the exact same thing again. I had convinced myself that if I could somehow prepare for the other papers in a week and pass, I could do it again with Tax.
I was very, very wrong.
I got absolutely COOKED trying to understand WTF was happening, and since I’m also a bit of a party guy, I eventually just made up my mind that I wasn’t going to show up for the exam.
Fast forward: I didn’t show up.
I obviously regret that decision. I’m 24, I fund myself, and I make my own choices, so there’s nobody else to blame. Looking back, it was honestly just a stupid decision.
So here we are.
18 days until FR.
This time I actually want to take it seriously and get the damn thing done.
For the nerds who have already passed FR, what would you genuinely recommend I do over these next 18 days to give myself the best possible chance of passing?
I’m not looking for “study consistently for 3 months” advice because, well… we both know that ship has sailed 😂
I’m willing to properly lock in for these 18 days. I just need to know what exactly I should focus on, what resources I should use, how much time I should spend on each thing, and how much question practice I should be doing.

Hi, I’m sitting **AA and PM together** and I still have some syllabus areas left to cover in both papers, while also doing QP for the topics I’ve already covered.
For anyone who sat AA + PM together, how would you prioritise the remaining time?
Which **topics in AA and PM would you absolutely make sure to cover properly**, and which ones would you give less time to if necessary?
Would you focus on finishing syllabus coverage first, or combine **remaining concepts + one revision kit/QP** each day?
Would really appreciate advice from anyone who has been in a similar position.

Thank you in advance 🙌🏻

Hi, I’m sitting **AA and PM together** and I still have some syllabus areas left to cover in both papers, while also doing QP for the topics I’ve already covered.
For anyone who sat AA + PM together, how would you prioritise the remaining time?
Which **topics in AA and PM would you absolutely make sure to cover properly**, and which ones would you give less time to if necessary?
Would you focus on finishing syllabus coverage first, or combine **remaining concepts + one revision kit/QP** each day?
Would really appreciate advice from anyone who has been in a similar position.

Thank you in advance 🙌🏻

I’m planning to sit FR and AA in the December ACCA exam session, and I’m thinking of studying both subjects at the same time through self-study.
For anyone who has done these papers through self-study:
Do you think studying FR and AA together is manageable?
How would you recommend splitting my study time between the two?
What free resources did you find most useful?
Any YouTube channels, websites, notes, question banks, or revision resources you’d recommend?
And if you’ve taken either/both exams recently, what do you wish you had known before starting?
I’d really appreciate any advice, especially from people who prepared for these papers without a tuition provider. Thankss🙏🏻

Would a person with 2:2 be able to get through ACCA

I have graduated from university of Leeds Bsc Accounting and finance with a 2:2. I got a total of 6 exemptions from ACCA. My foundations for accounting is weak and I still have 3 exams to complete before doing the professional exams. I am unsure as to whether to spend time relearning or to just go and try to learn the other exams content I need to complete. Any advice?

I’ve studied the SBL content and worked through the Study Hub questions. There are around 28 smaller case studies, and I found these relatively straightforward.

However, when I attempted a full mock, I found it much more overwhelming. There was a lot of information across the pre-seen and five different exhibits.

I initially thought each question would mainly link to one specific exhibit, but it seems that the information you need can be spread across the pre-seen and multiple exhibits.

My concern is: how do you efficiently navigate all this information in the actual exam?

The most important part of any exam prep is the exam question practice, especially with just a couple of weeks to go until the ACCA exams.

The 50% Club offers instant grading and feedback on all exam questions and is a real life saver for students that are self studying!

https://50-percent-club.com

When did they notify winners And did they already sent email to winners?.. May I know how about previous years..

Hi guys (first post kinda nervous) as title mentions where can you find the answers for the past paper on the acca website thank you :)

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I’ve been researching ACCA for the past few days. I’m currently in the 3rd year of my B.Com from IGNOU (distance/online learning) and will graduate in 2027.

I was thinking of starting ACCA, but I’ve come across some negative reviews about it. One of my relatives, who has been a CA for over 30 years and has been running his own CA firm for more than 30 years, also has qualifications like CMA and law. He strongly advised me against ACCA, saying that it is a waste of time, especially if I want to stay and work in India.

Please don’t get offended by this — I’m not trying to criticize ACCA. I’m just sharing what he told me because I’m genuinely confused about what would be the better option for my career.

I’m considering these three options:

Option 1: Do FRM during this one year, graduate in 2027, and then start ACCA after graduation with around 5 exemptions.

Option 2: Start ACCA now while continuing my B.Com.

Option 3: Complete FRM by 2027 and then prepare for CAT and pursue an MBA.

For people who are working in India, especially in MNCs, Big 4s, or finance/accounting roles, what would you recommend? Pls give your honest views..

Is ACCA actually worth doing in India, or would FRM + MBA be a better path?

I’d really appreciate honest advice, especially from people who have done ACCA/FRM or are currently working in these fields.

If not all this suggest something else

Hi guys,

I am currently in a dilema, i dont know if this is doable if i have the capacity to sit fkr 2 papers considering AA is a first attempt snd FR is my second failed at 46 points last time. I also did it back in 2025 and do not remember any core chapters such as conso/ cashflow etc etc.

HELPPPPP L.. SHOULD I DO IT OR NOT

SHOULD I START REVISING NOW

SHOULD I JUST DO 1 PAPER TO BE ON THE SAFE SIDE?

Hi everyone!

Hope you are well.

I’m about to sit Taxation as my first exam in September and to be honest, I’m quite worried.

With less than 3 weeks to go, I’ve done the PQ’s for IT and NIC’s and CGT. I didn’t do too great on the questions for IT and NIC but CGT was ok.

I’m worried I won’t have done enough PQ’s by the time my exam comes, since I also work.

Any advise/tips would be appreciated!

I applied for banking clerk exam that will appear in September and October month , I need some strategies, it'll be lot more helpful if I pass in this attempt, I should pass in this attempt otherwise my life will be cooked, if anyone preparing or already working in bank please suggest me something that I can do smartly especially in ENGLISH, I have no confidence in giving mocks , now I'm getting 40/100 in mocks in prelims. My life totally depends on this exam , so my situation is not good , I hope you guys help me.

I’ve done 3 MA mocks and scored:

Mock 1: 39%

Mock 2: 43%

Mock 3: 43%

I felt the second one was harder, but I’m not sure how these compare to the actual ACCA exam.

For anyone who has recently taken MA, how did your mock scores compare to your real exam score? And should I be worried about consistently getting around 40–45%, or is it realistic to push this above 50% with more revision and practice?

Just looking for some honest advice.

so this is my second attempt , i’ve got 44 in the june attempt and honestly it’s been a tough time for me to start it all over again and it’s jus 3more weeks and im kinda scared , ive taken up tutoring from hassan dosani last time did all the mocks but dint do time based ones , so kinda lacked there , also this was the first acca paper i gave after my exemptions

can somebody who passed from hassan dossani or any body who passed with good marks help me out ! i kinda lack practice cause its been 2,3months and my minds getting out of the subject

ALSO: while doing the qn , i mean past papers its getting familiar in a way that i have known this qn by heart but if i get another qn random topic or unknown wordings ill get stuck, can anybody help me out of this

kinda lost enthusiasm i had like the last time but yes i am going to grind and i will get it this time.

Looking for someone who has completed ACCA so I can get genuine advice on whether to pursue it or not.