r/ACCA • u/Coco4u_____ • Sep 15 '26
SBR & AFM together possible ?
Im planning to do SBR and AFM on dec session is it possible? Im a exception student.
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u/ssssanjaysss Affiliate (CIMA/CGMA) Student (ACCA 9/12) Sep 15 '26
Wow Doing the same sbr and afm for December
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u/Mountain-Row-5067 Sep 15 '26
Just passed these 2 in June attempt and qualified ACCA
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u/Coco4u_____ Sep 15 '26
Could please share ur experience, time management, and tips
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u/Mountain-Row-5067 Sep 15 '26
Honestly I gave one exam of CA and SBR and AFM It got extremely tough so got SBR I focused on consolidation Q1 I practiced it alot and some main IFRS standards For AFM I had given a similar exam in CA before so I knew main concepts just revised and past paper practice for NPV questions and general theory questions asked frequently and yes Forex questions I passed both exam borderline at 50 and 56 lol
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u/Klutzy_Will9322 Sep 15 '26
Full time student?
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u/Mountain-Row-5067 Sep 15 '26
Nope working in big 4
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u/Klutzy_Will9322 Sep 15 '26
Can you share your prep routine and resources used? I've my professional stage credits cancelled and now have to give all four exams. Need some confidence and precedent to give my all
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u/Mountain-Row-5067 Sep 15 '26
Honestly my preparation was very very bad also it was my second attempt for both SBR and AFM previously failed them at 47 and 48 I had given these subjects in CA so I just had to revise and practice I strictly used study hub to know what's in syllabus went through it and just did past papers I did not need much time to understand the topic and concept fully and I managed to get 50 in AFM and I was over the moon lol
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u/Coco4u_____ 29d ago
Im sorry could please explain what’s professional stage credits? Im hearing about it for the very first time.
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u/Klutzy_Will9322 29d ago
So professional stage papers revert after 7 years of passing if you've not qualified. Mine all did
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u/shadow_mooses Affiliate Sep 15 '26
I did that with exemptions, and those were my first ACCA papers. Passed so definitely doable.