Mwansa

Somebody help with F9 revision techniques.

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ulmx

Practice Past FMC papers

magic1114

i am trying to attend the exam

Mohammad Nazmul Hoda

cover the main topic in each section. make your own notes of formula and key point. For text bpp is best and take a section and try to finish exam kit. Last 5 years question try to solve.
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Lexxo

solve as many questions as you can....and all be fine ))

yuki2014

fighting!!
cover the main topics

applelui

write any figure even if you don't know how to do. who knows some workings might give u mark. don't leave your answer booklet empty

accountancylad

If you are looking for some revision techniques and some revision guides, check out a website called Tony Surridge Co Uk

They have some free study advice on there, and they also have F9 Revision Mnemonics and Textbooks at just £3 each.

I bought them and used them, and they really are quite good.

tropicallove

firstly-for those who have familiarise themselves with some/most of the topics on calculation/second-timers(esp those who failed bcos of theoritical questions) -just practice calculation only to the extent to see if u can do it or not eg a npv question
-just make sure u can put capital allowance,variable cost correctly and in the rit yr and dont nned to calc all.unless there's an irr question which u r really bad at.if the latter question is linked..well..just check your answers on your calculation and assumptions and see if it's correct-if positive npv,based your answer on that.
secondly,do MORE theory questions.personally i think there's more & more theory question n some of students cant answer them-->fail/lower marks awardeed.u cant just let ur mind think.
if u r thinking u have not study enough on theory-just do it.some of them are based on common sense.for eg,dividend growth model.
see the formula first,then you get taht the dividends are calculated based on a fixed rate of growth.-so there's it,1 limitation.
even if u r wrong,u can learn more.try to practice back later

revise on major theories eg miller orr,baumol,m&m ,advantages,uses and limitations.for me i think bpp kit is useful,although u may read kaplan if bpp gets too technical for you.

questions:bpp/kaplan kit/lecturer kit
point is-those with past year exam papers+ other questions
for those students whose -calc question is not v.good-well u practice the same type until u knew THE WAY how u do it.but still i sugest a main focus on theory unless u r really good at it,or you got a good lecturer on theory parts


i suggest do a notes on main theories,puzzling topics,advantages/disv/limitation.for adv/disv,you can get it with your answer,kit,lecturer notes-i think 6points will be sufficient(for memorise purposes)
from a second try student perspective