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exemption for acca - sariyahawan1 - 08-28-2010
hi,
i want to know that is it possible that if any one pass1,2,3,4,6,7 papers he will get exmption for acca f2,f3 papers.i heard from someone without passing 5th one u get the exemption nd moreover is it good to complete cat first or transfer before acca!
- Fatima Rashid - 08-29-2010
Yes it is possible to get transferred to ACCA after completing CAT 1,2,3,4,6,7 exam or after completing 1,2,3,4,5. U hav to pay 69 pounds for it though. And if u complete CAT then u get exemption of the first 3 papers of ACCA. However, if u dont, then u can get exemption from F2 if u hv passed t7 n u can get exemption from f3 if u hav passed t6.
As far as ur other question is concerned, i think it is better to complete Cat first or atleast study all papers. Bcz Cat provides a profound knowledge of basic accounting n it proves to be of great help wen u study ACCA exams! Hope I was of some helpto u!) Regards.
- isookvi - 08-29-2010
I absolutely second the above poster's advice to complete CAT first. A part from providing the basic knowledge it will be a gud assessment for yourself as to how well you do in CAT. You can judge whether accounting is for you or not and what are your weak areas which you need to strengthen in ACCA papers. As ACCA is getting tougher and tougher (in my opinion and experience) one should always complete CAT first(if coming through that route). There is no need to rush.
Above is what I think. Hope it helps you. Ultimate decision is in your hands.
Regards.
- sariyahawan1 - 08-31-2010
thanx to fatima and issokvi for advise and suggesting me..you solved my big problem.it was not less than quabble game for me!<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, san" id="quote">quote<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by isookvi</i>
<br />I absolutely second the above poster's advice to complete CAT first. A part from providing the basic knowledge it will be a gud assessment for yourself as to how well you do in CAT. You can judge whether accounting is for you or not and what are your weak areas which you need to strengthen in ACCA papers. As ACCA is getting tougher and tougher (in my opinion and experience) one should always complete CAT first(if coming through that route). There is no need to rush.
Above is what I think. Hope it helps you. Ultimate decision is in your hands.
Regards.
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- Fareed - 12-15-2010
Even I buy the second nd third poster's opinion.