Exam approach
The exam is a three hour paper in two sections. It contains a mix of computational and discursive elements. Some questions adopt a scenario/case study approach. Section A includes a mainly computational question and Section B contains a mix of computational and discursive questions.
Additional Information
Candidates need to be aware that questions involving knowledge of new examinable regulations will not be set until at least six months after the last day of the month in which the regulation was issued. The syllabus also includes the first time application of international financial reporting standards.
| No of marks | |
| Section A: One compulsory questions (25 marks) | 25 |
| Section B: Choice of three from four questions | 75 |
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| 100 | |
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Additional Information
Candidates need to be aware that questions involving knowledge of new examinable regulations will not be set until at least six months after the last day of the month in which the regulation was issued. The syllabus also includes the first time application of international financial reporting standards.