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Has anyone just sat ACA BPT June 2021, what were your thoughts? I found it hard. I would've preferred one of the ones from previous recent sittings.
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(Original post by jay.1.9.9.7.)
Has anyone just sat ACA BPT June 2021, what were your thoughts? I found it hard. I would've preferred one of the ones from previous recent sittings.
Has anyone just sat ACA BPT June 2021, what were your thoughts? I found it hard. I would've preferred one of the ones from previous recent sittings.
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Struggled with timings, especially Q1. I got a bit too caught up with the redundancy.
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(Original post by ARAZON)
Struggled with timings, especially Q1. I got a bit too caught up with the redundancy.
Struggled with timings, especially Q1. I got a bit too caught up with the redundancy.
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(Original post by jay.1.9.9.7.)
I struggled with timings. I didn't like the capital taxes question either tbh.
I struggled with timings. I didn't like the capital taxes question either tbh.
My exam software in March messed up and ended up getting voided. March had an 88% pass rate so I was expecting this exam to be hard.
I have FM tomorrow and I reckon it’s going to be another tough one.
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(Original post by ARAZON)
I recon I’ll be back in September. It’s annoying because the March exam was so good!
My exam software in March messed up and ended up getting voided. March had an 88% pass rate so I was expecting this exam to be hard.
I have FM tomorrow and I reckon it’s going to be another tough one.
I recon I’ll be back in September. It’s annoying because the March exam was so good!
My exam software in March messed up and ended up getting voided. March had an 88% pass rate so I was expecting this exam to be hard.
I have FM tomorrow and I reckon it’s going to be another tough one.
A friend of mine sat BPT previously and missed out most of the third question and somehow managed to pass despite not feeling confident for it.
Also sitting FM tomorrow - dreading it!
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(Original post by LexGo)
I’m hoping the exam is somewhat moderated / scaled.
A friend of mine sat BPT previously and missed out most of the third question and somehow managed to pass despite not feeling confident for it.
Also sitting FM tomorrow - dreading it!
I’m hoping the exam is somewhat moderated / scaled.
A friend of mine sat BPT previously and missed out most of the third question and somehow managed to pass despite not feeling confident for it.
Also sitting FM tomorrow - dreading it!
I just didn't like the exam at all. I have BST tomorrow which I kind of dreading as well.
I know its meant to be easier but I just basically put most of my effort into BPT.
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(Original post by jay.1.9.9.7.)
What do you mean scaled?
I just didn't like the exam at all. I have BST tomorrow which I kind of dreading as well.
I know its meant to be easier but I just basically put most of my effort into BPT.
What do you mean scaled?
I just didn't like the exam at all. I have BST tomorrow which I kind of dreading as well.
I know its meant to be easier but I just basically put most of my effort into BPT.
Same with me and FM - big evening of revision ahead…
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Found it really weird and a bit of a blur. Remember calculating a PENP for the statutory redundancy question. Honestly no idea what I would have got
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Found it really weird and a bit of a blur. Remember calculating a PENP for the statutory redundancy question. Honestly no idea what I would have got
Found it really weird and a bit of a blur. Remember calculating a PENP for the statutory redundancy question. Honestly no idea what I would have got
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(Original post by jj15996)
same, the PENP massively through me off and then muddled my way through the rest of the question
same, the PENP massively through me off and then muddled my way through the rest of the question
Had FM today too which was an absolute **** show.
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(Original post by LexGo)
As in the pass rates stay consistent every year so there must be an element of moderation to ensure a certain amount pass it.
Same with me and FM - big evening of revision ahead…
As in the pass rates stay consistent every year so there must be an element of moderation to ensure a certain amount pass it.
Same with me and FM - big evening of revision ahead…
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I hated it, It got me so flustered. I felt like every question I started it and jumped around several different areas within the question because I was struggling to apply anything. I feel like I just didn't replicate the quality of the answers I had been doing in my practice questions. I just feel so frustrated, I know I have the knowledge in my head but it didn't go down on paper.
The exam nerves were real, when I was studying I was reading the examiners comments on silly mistakes weaker candidates made and being like LOL couldn't be me...And there was me forgetting to tax the dividends in one of the questions, can't remember which it's all just a blur now
I think I will definitely be resitting, will be a miracle if I pass that. On the plus side BST today was totally chill
The exam nerves were real, when I was studying I was reading the examiners comments on silly mistakes weaker candidates made and being like LOL couldn't be me...And there was me forgetting to tax the dividends in one of the questions, can't remember which it's all just a blur now
I think I will definitely be resitting, will be a miracle if I pass that. On the plus side BST today was totally chill
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(Original post by rparker_)
I hated it, It got me so flustered. I felt like every question I started it and jumped around several different areas within the question because I was struggling to apply anything. I feel like I just didn't replicate the quality of the answers I had been doing in my practice questions. I just feel so frustrated, I know I have the knowledge in my head but it didn't go down on paper.
The exam nerves were real, when I was studying I was reading the examiners comments on silly mistakes weaker candidates made and being like LOL couldn't be me...And there was me forgetting to tax the dividends in one of the questions, can't remember which it's all just a blur now
I think I will definitely be resitting, will be a miracle if I pass that. On the plus side BST today was totally chill
I hated it, It got me so flustered. I felt like every question I started it and jumped around several different areas within the question because I was struggling to apply anything. I feel like I just didn't replicate the quality of the answers I had been doing in my practice questions. I just feel so frustrated, I know I have the knowledge in my head but it didn't go down on paper.
The exam nerves were real, when I was studying I was reading the examiners comments on silly mistakes weaker candidates made and being like LOL couldn't be me...And there was me forgetting to tax the dividends in one of the questions, can't remember which it's all just a blur now
I think I will definitely be resitting, will be a miracle if I pass that. On the plus side BST today was totally chill
So annoying I put alot of work into BPT, I have been doing well with revision then on the actual exam I was just picking a part random bits of the question. I feel my answers had to structure like usual, it just didn't flow.
I am gutted tbh
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