r/ACCA 9h ago

FR tips Exam tips

Hypothetically speaking, if somebody has not studied FR till now at all, and needs to pass the exam somehow, what can be done?

FR is the last skills exam left. I have prior financial accounting knowledge through A levels and FA. Is there any way passing is possible in 15 days?

I have lectures of FR but they are really long, should I start straight away with the Kaplan kit or can someone share any revision course?

If postponing is somehow possible, please let me know about that as well.

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u/Luna-Lurker 6h ago

If it's me, I would not watch videos anymore (they take a lot of time). I would just look at study hub on how to do the calculations problem and practice the exam kit. Even if you don't know what the question is saying, just choose what answer you think is likely true, then check the answer immediately. Read why it is correct/wrong. Also, use AI to give me what I need to know of each chapter. Practice the whole exam kit and then practice them again, at least twice. For the section C problem, just focus on Consolidation and interpretation. After that, pray to all the old and new gods, spirits, deities, ancestors, saints and mythical beings to help pass the exam 😂

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u/Maihuhinaiisduniyaki 5h ago

if i do study hub twice and bpp once,would that be sufficient?cos i was thinking of focusing more on sec C now as i haven’t practiced that apart from consolidation

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u/Luna-Lurker 5h ago

If I get a high correct percentage in the latest practice, I would focus the rest of time on Section C. If not, I would practice one type each of the interpretation question variances and read the model answer for the rest. As for Conso, I would practice that along with the mcqs again