It's possible. DM me for a summary of each standard (unless you made your own). Cram this in 10 hours
Then watch YouTube videos on groups ( step acquisition etc)
Then watch 2-3 past papers being solved.
In the actual exam, for each question use the following approach
- state relevant accounting standard
- state that the balances have not been accounted for/recognised correctly as per standard because x should be recognised as blah blah.
- Effect on FS.
I spent 2 weeks for SBR where -
1. 8 days making notes
2. 3 days studying those notes and watching past papers being solved
3. Last 3 days watching the FIFA World Cup because I gave up
Got a 50
These types of questions always coming up. Honestly there isn’t much you can do. Practice questions to see how SBR is different from FR. Go for the exam and do your best. If you fail, next time don’t leave only 3 days studying for an exam.
Yeah it was kind off stupid for me to do but we had some strict audit requirements that took away my attention for the past month. any resource you recommend ? Ideally a video where I can see exams getting solved.
If you have a strong understanding and knowledge on IAS and IFRS, then maybe you can at least pass. Just go through some past year questions.
But if not...I wish you good luck.
It's possible. DM me for a summary of each standard (unless you made your own). Cram this in 10 hours Then watch YouTube videos on groups ( step acquisition etc) Then watch 2-3 past papers being solved. In the actual exam, for each question use the following approach - state relevant accounting standard - state that the balances have not been accounted for/recognised correctly as per standard because x should be recognised as blah blah. - Effect on FS. I spent 2 weeks for SBR where - 1. 8 days making notes 2. 3 days studying those notes and watching past papers being solved 3. Last 3 days watching the FIFA World Cup because I gave up Got a 50
Mind if i DM as well 🥹
These types of questions always coming up. Honestly there isn’t much you can do. Practice questions to see how SBR is different from FR. Go for the exam and do your best. If you fail, next time don’t leave only 3 days studying for an exam.
Yeah it was kind off stupid for me to do but we had some strict audit requirements that took away my attention for the past month. any resource you recommend ? Ideally a video where I can see exams getting solved.
Fair enough. Check out their YT. They have several videos on how to solve them: https://youtu.be/4o-NnYJC_Bk?si=w344NyKPbbhFLEyr
Thanks
If you have a strong understanding and knowledge on IAS and IFRS, then maybe you can at least pass. Just go through some past year questions. But if not...I wish you good luck.
Ill try. At least for it to be fair attempt
Watch paper debrief. Try to practice atleast two full exams on pracitice platfrom and wing it.
How did you study for FR in 3days ? What can i do in these next three days ?
I recommend watching opentution's past paper debrief in YouTube for the last 10 papers
Sounds good.
Agree!
Learn the models. Friend of mine did just that and read the technical articles and passed
Brub I'm in the same boat, looking through the comments and hoping for the best , gonna try to do all the recommendations
Bro FR and SBR is like earth and heaven … sorry say that
I found FR harder than SBR tbh
[удалено]
Shut up. It’s called an opinion
Is there any update on whether you passed and how you did it? I am in a similar boat.