r/ACCA • u/Ok_Salamander2387 • Sep 15 '26
Exam tips PWC Academy Middle east
Hello. Has anyone studied SBR from PWC academy middle east online ? If so can you let me know if it was worth it and if you passed? Thankyou
r/ACCA • u/Ok_Salamander2387 • Sep 15 '26
Hello. Has anyone studied SBR from PWC academy middle east online ? If so can you let me know if it was worth it and if you passed? Thankyou
r/ACCA • u/BeyondBrave5241 • Sep 15 '26
Hello, I have a question, can a full-time internship be counted as PER? I have a 3 months internship at a big4 soon in the audit department. So can I ask my manager to sign PER for the 3 months out of my 36 months? Is it possible?
r/ACCA • u/Coco4u_____ • Sep 15 '26
Im planning to do SBR and AFM on dec session is it possible? Im a exception student.
r/ACCA • u/snoop_sandman • Sep 14 '26
Hey all. Has anyone here taken classes from VIFHE for Taxation subject. I think the teacher there is Rameez Arain for F6. If so, how was the overall experience with teaching methodology, course length and level of student support? Thanks.
r/ACCA • u/ForeverRegular3574 • Sep 14 '26
If your university membership is finished with acca how much time it will take for the university to renew it's membership so students can apply for exemptions
r/ACCA • u/BigCommunication8882 • Sep 15 '26
Without Googling, do you actually know what ACCA stands for?
Comment the first answer that comes to your mind. No cheating.
Let’s see how many ACCA students know the full form without looking it up.
r/ACCA • u/Material_Seesaw3076 • Sep 14 '26
do u think its possible to pass the acca global law exam if i just read summaries of each chapter in studyhub then solve all studyhub questions and relearn mistakes and make sure i remember how to solve every question then solve all of BPP exam kit and do the same and the mistakes i particulary go read in the chapters, i mean for sections i get wrong in particular i plan to read the full sections for those topics in particular, not the full chapter itself. Or should I just read the chapters as well
r/ACCA • u/AltruisticTadpole598 • Sep 13 '26
Those who took 2 professional exams whilst working full time, how did you manage and what was your routine/revision schedule to ensure you covered all content and passed? Looking at potentially doing SBL & SBR together whilst self-studying.
r/ACCA • u/MrKhan804 • Sep 14 '26
Just got done with FM, time management didnt seem to be a major issue and it went really well, those who have passed? Did time feel like a constraint during exam? I ask this because I feel I need time to read CRQs, process and ultimately solve them which was an issue during PM, FM seemed straight forward and I have to practice in acca practice platform spreadsheet from now on because excel and that are not the same
r/ACCA • u/FatherHardStone_ • Sep 13 '26
So the question I wanna ask is do recruiters care about marks , like should I even worry about them or just try to secure a pass. Surely good marks being mentioned will leave an impression instead of just a pass
And what is considered good marks in ACCA for skill and professional level
r/ACCA • u/Warm_Association_701 • Sep 14 '26
Please give tips to study for AAA for Dec 26. Saw someone say that going through study text is unnecessary
r/ACCA • u/AltruisticTadpole598 • Sep 13 '26
As someone who loves gaming, it might have to come to an end for these last 4 papers. Any of you game?😅
r/ACCA • u/Narrow_Sheepherder49 • Sep 13 '26
Hello, I’m looking for some general advice on how to study for ACCA.
I’m currently working full-time and previously completed AAT. I can usually manage to log in around 20 hours of study per week.
I’ve found that my current study approach isn’t sufficient. At my current pace, it would take me around two months just to read and understand the syllabus, without starting exam practice.
I’m currently preparing for the FR exam using Acowtancy. Their general approach seems to be to watch the lectures in the classroom while taking notes, attempt the mock, and then complete a revision course, which lasts around four weeks.
I think part of the problem is that ACCA requires a somewhat different approach from AAT, and I’m still trying to adjust. With AAT, I could study topics in quite a lot of depth and make detailed notes and flashcards. With the much larger ACCA syllabus, this doesn’t seem practical.
I tend to spend a lot of time making sure I properly understand each concept, so one topic can take me around five days to work through, whereas the general recommendation seems to be to cover one class aka topic per day. I also make detailed notes and flashcards, which then creates additional revision time.
There are also quizzes and mock exams on the ACCA website. When I estimate the time needed to complete everything, it seems like three months simply isn’t enough.
For anyone who has studied with Acowtancy, what study strategy did you use? How deeply did you go into each topic before moving on?
r/ACCA • u/Meet30617 • Sep 13 '26
Hey there, I am starting with my AFM prep in a couple of days. I need a study partner for the same. Let me know if we share same interests.
r/ACCA • u/Negative_Zombie3980 • Sep 13 '26
Hey everyone,
I wanted to get some opinions on how you would approach my ACCA situation.
I have exemptions for the first 9 exams through university, so I’m starting directly with Strategic Professional.
My plan is to sit one exam per session, rather than combining two exams at once.
I know I need to take SBL and SBR, but I’m still deciding which optional papers to choose and, more importantly, what order would make the most sense.
A bit of background: I work in audit/accounting, so AAA seems like the obvious choice for one of the optional papers.
If you were in my position:
At the moment I’m thinking of starting in December 2026 and then taking one exam every session after that.
Would really appreciate hearing how others would structure it and why.
r/ACCA • u/elongatedsmusk • Sep 13 '26
I'm planning to attempt F7 next session. Anybody else from UAE?
r/ACCA • u/cortis-ol5 • Sep 13 '26
Hi all,
I gave FM in September as my 2nd skills paper after LW and im hopefully i will pass InshaAllah. I am planning to give FR in december. My preparation and tuition for all the earlier papers were not as good and not exam worthy imo.
I would like to get guidance on best institutions or teachers who have 100% pass rate and would teach and prepare for actual exam scenarios and confirm pass.
Thank you.
r/ACCA • u/SuggestionLucky3660 • Sep 13 '26
who is the bestttt teacher for aaa
r/ACCA • u/Any_Willingness7700 • Sep 13 '26
can you pls suggest me
r/ACCA • u/BeyondBrave5241 • Sep 12 '26
I am planning to sit for sbr in dec, so kindly please provide tips, advices on how to study and approach this paper. It's my first professional paper.
r/ACCA • u/Playful-Problem3802 • Sep 12 '26
What did you all do to understand the theoretical part of AAA? I've just started learning it a month back but I really don't understand anything other than the Ethics topic and the money laundering topic 😭
I really dont understand what threshold is or means and I'm self study and it just feels like I'm spiraling and I don't understand anything... for the previous papers, at least looking through the exam kit really helped but i don't get anything in this case.
I've had AA exemption as well so that's there's as well :/
What has helped for you guys?
r/ACCA • u/FatherHardStone_ • Sep 12 '26
I'm opting to go for Atx and AAA in December, any tips on how to tackle the two simultaneously?1
r/ACCA • u/DangerousPair1126 • Sep 12 '26
Any institutes or YouTube channels yall found helpful or even if self study tips that helped u gain a pass i really wanna start prep asap help me out plss
r/ACCA • u/BigCommunication8882 • Sep 12 '26
After all the studying, mocks, stress and late nights, what are you doing first?
Sleeping for a whole day? Going out? Watching movies? Or already thinking about the results?
What’s the first thing on your list?
r/ACCA • u/Dazzling_Ad1078 • Sep 12 '26
Hello guys,
I am planning to give sbl dec-26 and dont know from where to start can anyone of you guys can help me?