ACCA June 2012 Results Thread

MrMatisse

The countdown to the results begins.....

Howd we all think we did?

Lovbnmoma

God I havent got a clue how I will get on, waiting on results for F4 and F6, thought I did ok but as time has gone on im not so sure! Getting nervous now! When do you think we can check the website or when does the text come in?

MrMatisse

5am , not long now!

Best of luck!

masoodsarwar

Website is down.

I am trying from last 10 mins..

not opening.

Should have signed up for email

saggart

P5 - 59%. Im finally an ACCA affiliate. Thankfully no more exams for a while. If you're considering doing P5 next, go with Michael Barry in BPP, fantasic lecturer. Right back to bed!

masoodsarwar

Congrats.

Did u get the results in email?

website is not opening

Fran10

I'm signed up for email and still haven't received my results yet.:mad:

saggart

logged on to the site. Best of luck

another world

P4 passed, so I'm an Affiliate now Very nervous about this one!

optimistic_

F4 - 85%
F5 - 50%

I knew I did well in F4 but I am so happy I don't have to repeat F5. Anyone who saw me posting around exam time knows how bad I felt about that paper.
Man I am so so so happy. ]

lucylu19

Passed p2 54% and p3 64%! Delighted. I really was sure I would be repeating p2!

ianuss

Here's a working link for anyone looking to login to MyAcca

https://www.acca-business.org/results_login.html

EamoS

Wow, I'm completely taken by surprise. Passed F7 and F9 but failed F8 by a mark. More in shock than disappointed. I really thought that was a banker. Has anybody else had similar experiences with F8?

Carter P Fly

My wife got her alert by Text, P5 Pass 55%. Thats her done now thank God, shes due our seconed in September and repeating again (3rd time lucky) would have been a nightmare.

cocker5

Falied p7 my last acca exam... i knew the exam went poorly but gutted all the same.

when will this acca nightmare ever be over

Lovbnmoma

F4 and F6 passed thank god! only 9 left now god help me! got 70% in F6 and 63% in F4. Well done to everyone and really hope the people who failed will get it the next time.

Har0ld x9

cocker5 wrote: »

Falied p7 my last acca exam... i knew the exam went poorly but gutted all the same.

when will this acca nightmare ever be over

I feel for you.. am in the same boat.. P7 was (& now still is) my last exam too and fell at the last hurdle... got 48. as a matter of interest did you do lectures or home study?

Was not confident after the exam but had a feeling it might be close.. am dreading the thoughts of doing P7 again..

frogstar

F5 - 66%
F8 - 69%

Optimistic, delighted you passed F5, I was the other one who thought I made a balls of it. I'm really surprised I got 66% I thought I would have scraped it or failed it as I made a huge mistake and paper was a nightmare.


Right.....off to sell the books.....

Kingdom Girl

Failed P1...cant believe it...recently changed from ACA to ACCA!!I thought P1 was supposed to be an okay paper??!!!:mad:

cocker5

Har0ld x9 wrote: »

I feel for you.. am in the same boat.. P7 was (& now still is) my last exam too and fell at the last hurdle... got 48. as a matter of interest did you do lectures or home study?

Was not confident after the exam but had a feeling it might be close.. am dreading the thoughts of doing P7 again..

I paid for lectures from Feb - June, but my father in law was diagnosed with cancer in late April and a week later my mum was diagnosed with Stage 4 Pancreatic cancer, so I missed all my lectures from end of April including the revision... I did terrible in the exam i just couldnt get it together during the exam, question one completely threw me i didnt know what they were looking for and then i got mad i even wasted my time going into the exam when i could have been spending time with my mum.
sorry rant over Im just sooo fed up at this stage.

Thsi time i will be doing home study and EVERY exam question i can get my hands on

cocker5

Kingdom Girl wrote: »

Failed P1...cant believe it...recently changed from ACA to ACCA!!I thought P1 was supposed to be an okay paper??!!!:mad:

P1 and P3 although i found them ok , they can be tricky papers, all ACCA papers that are discursive i think can be hit and miss. :cool:.

shaydy

cocker5 wrote: »

Falied p7 my last acca exam... i knew the exam went poorly but gutted all the same.

when will this acca nightmare ever be over

Chin up mate, just stick at it and you'll get there! Thanks again for the lecturer tip you have me at the start of the year regarding F8, I found him very good and got the right result to go with it;)

Har0ld x9

cocker5... I hope I do not sound insensitive or patronising but having experienced personal trauma in the past I know it puts a lot of things into perspective.

I am annoyed I failed P7 but we have the opportunity to make it right in December & if we stick at it we will get there..

cocker5

Har0ld x9 wrote: »

cocker5... I hope I do not sound insensitive or patronising but having experienced personal trauma in the past I know it puts a lot of things into perspective.

I am annoyed I failed P7 but we have the opportunity to make it right in December & if we stick at it we will get there..

ahh I know your dead right, its not really important.... in the scheme of things its just my mums very ill now and ill never be able to tell her when i qualify (if i ever F*cking qualify)...

Congrats to all who passed well dont on your efforts!

cocker5

shaydy wrote: »

Chin up mate, just stick at it and you'll get there! Thanks again for the lecturer tip you have me at the start of the year regarding F8, I found him very good and got the right result to go with it;)

Glad to see Dave worked out well for you.. he's excellent
Congrats

optimistic_

frogstar wrote: »

F5 - 66%
F8 - 69%

Optimistic, delighted you passed F5, I was the other one who thought I made a balls of it. I'm really surprised I got 66% I thought I would have scraped it or failed it as I made a huge mistake and paper was a nightmare.


Right.....off to sell the books.....

Was waiting to hear what you got! Well done! Delighted we both passed it but wow, great result for you, brilliant.

Pauvre Con

F4 - 67% Woo-hoo! Only 9 more to do and slim chances of a job at the end but what the hey...

Kingdom Girl

As im new to ACCA.....can you get your papers rechecked and look for advise from the administrator as to where I went wrong?

Kmum

Passed F4 & F6!! Wasn't confident I'd get F4, got 65% in both so I'm happy out. Next up for me is F7 & F8, just discovered BPP are only providing classroom lectures for the professional level. Anyone any experience with the lecturers of these subjects in DBS or Griffith?

The parking in Griffith is a big plus, but some of my fellow students last term had switched from Griffith..

Huge congrats to all!!

keano2012

had cormac kavanagh in DBS for F8....was ok...easy enough to listen to. kept his lectures relevant. Thought his revision and especially QBR day were really good though. Made a really boring subject some bit interesting! got me my 56%!

Robin132

Where would be best for P1 Independent colleges with Shane O'Grady or BPP with Dean Coulter?

TraceyH

Robin132 wrote: »

Where would be best for P1 Independent colleges with Shane O'Grady or BPP with Dean Coulter?

Hi there,
I did a P1 masterclass with Shane O Grady having studied from home and found him really good, currently considering p3 classes with him

Brad1234

Did P4 and P7.. P7 i felt went swimingly got 32% which i was shocked and couldnt believe.. Felt i didnt write pages of crap and was real precise on what was asked.. but 32% i must have made a right balls of it..

But this beats all and has me addled all morning.. I did p4 studied hard now well more than i did before.. was confident going in.. sat down looked at paper bar Q5 the theory the rest just threw me.. Earnings for Q1 didnt have a notion as for the others i new about 10% of it.. so effectively i knew about 30% of the paper and said after look get over it your back in december with this..

I am back in the december but did better than p7 by a long margin even though i only knew 30% and farted around with rest and when i mean farted i did it to make myself feel better in the exam rather than sit there and be depressed... Can you bate that! i actually dunno did they put wrong percentage beside the other subject and id love to know for piece of mind just so when it comes to studying these again i know which one i was weaker.. As i had started into p4 work over last few but now it looks like jes a bit more work im laughing as i covered all the stuff that didnt come up in detail for june and some of it should in december

Whereas p7 i spent hours and hours reading on questions all in vain cause i obviously was writing complete rubbish..

Any advice would be helpful as i aint paying them c*nt money to recheck for them to tell me i failed again when i cant view how i did

cocker5

TraceyH wrote: »

Hi there,
I did a P1 masterclass with Shane O Grady having studied from home and found him really good, currently considering p3 classes with him

I went to Shane for both P1 and P3, found him great, passed both first time :pac:

Lambanna

Passed f8 and finally passed f9, f9 was the bane of my life subject looked ok at outset but found it a nightmare exam both times I attempted. Starting f7 and p1 now, that break from study after June exams has gone by waaaaaaayyyyyy too quickly.

Lucyx

Lambanna wrote: »

Passed f8 and finally passed f9, f9 was the bane of my life subject looked ok at outset but found it a nightmare exam both times I attempted. Starting f7 and p1 now, that break from study after June exams has gone by waaaaaaayyyyyy too quickly.

Hi Lambanna

I'm just curious...did you do F9 a few times??? I've failed it twice now and I'll be doing AGAIN in December. But I'm gonna get it this time :mad:

Pauvre Con

Lambanna wrote: »

Passed f8 and finally passed f9, f9 was the bane of my life subject looked ok at outset but found it a nightmare exam both times I attempted. Starting f7 and p1 now, that break from study after June exams has gone by waaaaaaayyyyyy too quickly.

Sorry for the total ignorance but is it possible to study the "P" stage at the same time as the "F" then? I thought I had to complete all 9 Foundation units before being allowed to go on to the next stage?

Cait04

Did F7 in June and made a mess of it, was convinced I failed. Am self studying so this was my deciding exam - if I failed this I was not going to carry on with it. I completely forgot the exam results were out today (Wednesday, odd day?) I am always up at 5am on results day to check e-mails. Remembered about results at 1pm, logged on and I passed!!!! Got 51%. Can't beleive it

tommyombomb

got P2 + P5, delighted. only found out a few min ago. got a text from one of the lads asking how i did. I replied "don't know as not out until September sometime".

Best surprise ever. no stress as didn't even know i was getting them today.

pulled it out of the bag with 50% + 52%. Big Thanks to the lads in independant colleges in cork. sorted me big time

tommyombomb

Pauvre Con wrote: »

Sorry for the total ignorance but is it possible to study the "P" stage at the same time as the "F" then? I thought I had to complete all 9 Foundation units before being allowed to go on to the next stage?

you can do P1 + P3 with the F's. you can do P2 with the F's once you have passed F7.

Nellsbells

Passed f4 & f5! delighted. Anyone got feedback about the following Griffith Lecturers? for f7 : John Wilson and F9: Eoin McNamara (doing Naas classes for Dec exams)

Pauvre Con

Looking through this thread all seem to have studied 1 or 2 exams at a time. What's people's thoughts at attempting 3 at once? Too much or doable?

cocker5

Pauvre Con wrote: »

Looking through this thread all seem to have studied 1 or 2 exams at a time. What's people's thoughts at attempting 3 at once? Too much or doable?

its depends on alot of things three exams will require alot of time in college at night, weekends and study etc.

for me i only ever did two at a time, I work full time 50 hours per week, so even doing college two nights per week along with weekends is a struggle.

also it depends on what level you are on.. while the F levels are difficult when your doing them (they are tricky), they seem easy compared to the P's... so i wouldnt normally recommend doing 3 P's together, they have massive course work and at thsi stage you cant really leave anything out

But if your not working full time.... you might as well try it :P

Sinemo

Pauvre Con wrote: »

Looking through this thread all seem to have studied 1 or 2 exams at a time. What's people's thoughts at attempting 3 at once? Too much or doable?

It is doable, but you'd want to clear your calendar from day 1!

I did 3 papers in June (P1, P2 and P3). I only got two of them, will sit P3 again in December!

What subjects are you thinking of doing together?

TraceyH

Is P3 doable at home with a revision course? How does it compare to P1, and does it build on P1 knowledge much?

Pauvre Con

Cheers for the replies to both of you above.

Yeah, this is the thing...I'm not working and frankly without wanting to sound overly negative can't see really much possibility of getting a job here (I'm not Irish btw) so although I wouldn't dream of doing more than two whilst holding down a job I do have the time on my hands to attempt extra study. It's either that or return to the country I last worked in and go back to my old job for a bit - not ideal really...

I've F5, 6, 8 and 9 yet to do so imagine I'd try and pick three there that have their December exams spaced far enough apart. So far I've done the distance classroom learning thing with BPP.

cocker5

Pauvre Con wrote: »

Cheers for the replies to both of you above.

Yeah, this is the thing...I'm not working and frankly without wanting to sound overly negative can't see really much possibility of getting a job here (I'm not Irish btw) so although I wouldn't dream of doing more than two whilst holding down a job I do have the time on my hands to attempt extra study. It's either that or return to the country I last worked in and go back to my old job for a bit - not ideal really...

I've F5, 6, 8 and 9 yet to do so imagine I'd try and pick three there that have their December exams spaced far enough apart. So far I've done the distance classroom learning thing with BPP.

well if your not working then its worth a shot, you might surprise yourself! :pac:

my only thing is, do you have experience in accountancy? as you need certain experince this to qualify in ACCA

Pauvre Con

cocker5 wrote: »

well if your not working then its worth a shot, you might surprise yourself! :pac:

my only thing is, do you have experience in accountancy? as you need certain experince this to qualify in ACCA

Yeah, years of varied experience in different countries, an Accounts Technician qualification and an Accounting degree. But obviously this is not enough to get a job in this country! lol

cocker5

Pauvre Con wrote: »

Yeah, years of varied experience in different countries, an Accounts Technician qualification and an Accounting degree. But obviously this is not enough to get a job in this country! lol

no its just you have to have a mentor, who will vouch for your experience and tasks completed... its the PER in myacca..

Best of luck with your studies

SBWife

tommyombomb wrote: »

you can do P1 + P3 with the F's. you can do P2 with the F's once you have passed F7.

Not exactly, you must have completed or be sitting your final F exams to register for the P level required papers.

SBWife

Pauvre Con wrote: »

Looking through this thread all seem to have studied 1 or 2 exams at a time. What's people's thoughts at attempting 3 at once? Too much or doable?

I did 4 at a time while working part time/contract. It was a bitch but I passed all on my first attempt.