Great video! A couple of additional tips: 1. test your system at the location and with the kit that you're going to use on the day at least a week before you sit. And then do NOT test again on the day or the day before (and do NOT install new software, change your settings etc. after you did the successful test). The ACCA only look at the last test before your exam when deciding whether you are eligible for the resit exam: so if your setup 'fails' during the exam week - when the ACCA systems are stressed - that could disqualify you from the resit in the following week if you have a problem during the exam. 2. make sure you follow the ACCA setup instructions to the letter. That includes checking that programs like Teams and Zoom (in particular!) are not running in the background as those bits of software can 'wake up' during your exam and cause your exam to be ended early.
Best to do your calculations directly in the answer software - this saves time, as you only have to type the numbers once. Writing on paper and then typing the numbers in creates extra work. Its such a time pressured exam, there's no time to waste
Great video!
A couple of additional tips:
1. test your system at the location and with the kit that you're going to use on the day at least a week before you sit. And then do NOT test again on the day or the day before (and do NOT install new software, change your settings etc. after you did the successful test). The ACCA only look at the last test before your exam when deciding whether you are eligible for the resit exam: so if your setup 'fails' during the exam week - when the ACCA systems are stressed - that could disqualify you from the resit in the following week if you have a problem during the exam.
2. make sure you follow the ACCA setup instructions to the letter. That includes checking that programs like Teams and Zoom (in particular!) are not running in the background as those bits of software can 'wake up' during your exam and cause your exam to be ended early.
Great tips - thank you for sharing
What if the question needs some calculation, how to you go about it since no paper is required during remote exams?
Best to do your calculations directly in the answer software - this saves time, as you only have to type the numbers once.
Writing on paper and then typing the numbers in creates extra work. Its such a time pressured exam, there's no time to waste
Can we use extended keyboard and mouse instead of in built keyboard and mouse?
Thanks
Yes, my understanding is that you can
Kindly share passing rate comparison of remote and center based exams
ACCA doesn’t publish this data I’m afraid
@@ACCABenWilsonAAA ok sir you dont need to be afraid