Yes, the BPP online class should be more than sufficient to help you pass the ACCA F68 Audit and assurance exams. The BPP online class is extremely comprehensive and will cover all of the topics that you will need to know in order to pass these exams

With the BPP ECR, you can also practice on the Computer-based Software that mimics the actual ACCA Exam.

The BPP ECR breaks down and teaches the concepts in logical easy steps and revision session lectures. And, to ensure the students grasp concepts, there are periodic assessments.

The BPP ECR will help you pass the ACCA F8 exams in one go.

If you're looking for a few passing tips ahead of your ACCA F8 exam, here are a few things that might help:

1. First and foremost, make sure you have a solid understanding of the core concepts. The exam is based on the content covered in the syllabus, so if you're confident with the basics, you'll be in good shape.
2. Take the paper after you have finished the ACCA F7 or take it along. A lot of concepts in F8 require an understanding of financial reporting.
3. Make sure you practice plenty of past papers. Familiarizing yourself with the format and question types will give you an edge on test day.
4. Stay organized and plan your study schedule carefully. As with any exam, time management is critical!
5. Take breaks and allow yourself time to relax – studying all day can be counterproductive.

The answer to your question depends on a few factors, including your current understanding of the ACCA F8 material, how much time you have to devote to study each day, and whether you have taken the ACCA F7 Financial reporting paper prior.
It is possible to prepare for the ACCA F8 exams in a month, but it will be a very intense and difficult month. You will need to have a strong foundation in financial accounting and auditing, as well as good test-taking skills.

Here are some tips that may help you achieve this goal:

1. Firstly, make sure that you have a clear understanding of the exam format and syllabus. This will help you focus your studying more effectively.
2. Allocate 30-40% of your time for concepts and the balance for revision and solving past papers.

3. Jot down technical words and articulate your answers using these words. Reading ACCA technical articles and examiners' feedback will help.
4. Solving a lot of practice tests can be extremely helpful in gauging your level of understanding and identifying any gaps in your knowledge.

However, if you do not have a strong foundation in financial accounting, it is recommended that you allow more time to prepare for the exams.

Eduyush offers you options for ACCA books in both ebook and paperback format.

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F7 and F8 of ACCA go hand in hand. A lot of the questions and concepts in F8 require you to have an understanding of financial reporting, accounting standards and financial statements.

We recommend either taking F7 and F8 together or taking the F7 prior to the F8 ACCA exams.

The ACCA F8 pass rates vary depending on the exam year but typically range from 38% to 42%.

However, it's important to note that the pass rates only reflect the number of candidates who passed the exam and do not take into account those who withdrew.

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Yes, BPP ECR comes with a CBE practice area. It contains the following
1) A Mock exam with similar functionalities to the actual CBE exam
2) Model answers to cross-check your answer
We recommend using the spreadsheet and word area to practice your revision kit questions

It is recommended that you use the latest version of Chrome or Firefox. Do not use Internet Explorer as it is outdated and will likely fail to record any step assessment results you achieve.

Yes, Eduyush customers get a 15% discount on their renewal. Just contact our team at info@eduyush.com to avail the discount.

A link to download the app for both iOS and Android devices is available in the Getting Started section.

There is an iOS version for iPads, and iPhones, as well as an Android version for Android and Kindle Fire devices.