Does the ACCA syllabus change?

Many students that were studying towards ACCA exams in June will now be preparing to sit in September 2020, owing to Covid-19. The new syllabus applies from September 2020 until June 2021. …

How long does it take to study for an ACCA exam?

ACCA Applied Skills Each module will take between 45-60 hours of study. This includes attending tuition sessions if you study via a classroom or Online Live course. Most students spend 6-8 weeks studying each module. Many students start the Applied Skills level by completing the Corporate and Business Law module.

How many papers are there in ACCA 2021?

In addition to the 14 papers, students are required to study and sit an on-line module in Professional ethics. It is recommended that this is studied at the same time as P1.

Is ACCA tougher than CMA?

Pass percentages: To know which is tougher, you should consider the pass percentage and as you will see the CMA is much tougher than passing ACCA the pass percentages for CMA are near to 20\% whereas pass percentages for ACCA are on an average of 40-50\%.

Are there any changes to the ACCA advanced diploma syllabuses?

There are a number of changes taking effect in the ACCA Advanced Diploma and Professional level syllabuses. These are summarised below. In all cases, please refer to the relevant study guides for full details of changes for the subjects you are particularly interested in.

Are there any changes to the ACCA Strategic Professional exams?

As ACCA has already announced the new Strategic Professional exams, which will replace the Professional Level from September 2018, only minimal changes have been made for the last year of examining the current syllabuses for these exams.

Can I use ACCA study resources?

All study resources are the copyright of ACCA and can only be used for classroom and student use in preparation for their ACCA exams. They cannot be published in any form (paper or soft copy), or sold for profit in any way, without first gaining the express permission of ACCA.

When will the next syllabus changes be made?

The exam year runs from the 1 September to 31 August the following year, for all exams except tax*. Therefore the next syllabus changes will be effective from 1 September 2017 and will include any changes to examinable documents issued up until 1 September 2016.

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