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Acca exemption question.

cebili5 · 2014-01-22 18:48:22

Hi, Was wondering if anyone can tell me if its necessary to get 50% in both ca and final exam or will an overall 50% entitle you to an exemption? :confused: Don't think ill get 50 in the final but I'll have 50 overall. Can't find a specific answer anywhere.

22-01-2014 6:48pm

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cebili5

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Hi,

Was wondering if anyone can tell me if its necessary to get 50% in both ca and final exam or will an overall 50% entitle you to an exemption?

Don't think ill get 50 in the final but I'll have 50 overall.
Can't find a specific answer anywhere.

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#2 22-01-2014 7:15pm

smcgiff

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If you google ACCA exemption it will take you to an exemption engine that will show you what is required for your particular qualification.

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#3 22-01-2014 7:17pm

Immy

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An overall gets you an exemption.

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#4 23-01-2014 9:59am

Clubman2012

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You get your exemption once you pass the overall module in college provided you course is in line with ACCA.

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