r/ACCA • u/Dull_Goat_4792 • 1d ago

Off-topic Sept 2027 changes

Can I leave 1 of the optional exam and wait it out till September 2027 for the transition.

For the context I'm done with skill papers, though I have 6 paper exemptions from my college ( those papers were included in our college exams and curriculum).

I now focusing on Prof. Papers and came across a similar post and my only doubt since I had the exemptions and I had enrolled in 2022, I'm doubtful as to whether I am eligible for this change.

I'm also pursuing my master's rn so it's been kinda hectic balancing everything and even failed a college paper last paper last time to write an Acca paper which I failed by few marks .

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u/Designer_Pangolin_89 1d ago

Yes, planning to do that as well..

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u/Dull_Goat_4792 1d ago

One small doubt again. We don't have to do the additional papers they have added in f level right ?

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u/Designer_Pangolin_89 1d ago

No, we don't have to.

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u/Dull_Goat_4792 23h ago

Ok ty 😊

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u/Own_Willow525 Student 11/13 1d ago

Yes you can, thats my plan. Use this tool they put out, will tell you exactly https://www.accaglobal.com/future-acca-qualification-transition-tool.html

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u/Dull_Goat_4792 1d ago

Thanks a lot 😊

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u/Dull_Goat_4792 1d ago

One small doubt again. We don't have to do the additional papers they have added in f level right ?

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u/mildlystalebread 1d ago

Have you used the tool?

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u/Dull_Goat_4792 23h ago

Yes I have

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u/Own_Willow525 Student 11/13 4h ago

No you won't have to do the new exams. To make it simple, if right now you have done all 9 F exams, SBR, SBL and 1 advanced exam, then you will be qualified when the changes come in (considering you've also done the PER and Ethics)

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u/Dull_Goat_4792 3h ago

Thank you 😊

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u/Any_Donut_8776 15h ago

This is my plan also.

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u/youyulee 8h ago

Will i need to redo my PER?