What is the time required for completing ACCA course?
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You can choose to write up to 4 papers for each sitting of the test per year. However, you can only write a maximum of 8 papers per year. FYI, there are 4 test sittings every year. Keep in mind that you also need to have 3 years of practical working experience in order to be eligible for full ACCARead more
You can choose to write up to 4 papers for each sitting of the test per year. However, you can only write a maximum of 8 papers per year. FYI, there are 4 test sittings every year.
Keep in mind that you also need to have 3 years of practical working experience in order to be eligible for full ACCA membership. So, if you’re able to work and study at the same time, you’ll be able to complete the program faster. Of course, everyone learns at a different pace so there is no set timeline for how long it takes to complete the ACCA exams. It just depends on how much time and effort you’re willing to put in.
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See lessACCA can be done in 1.5 years or it can take 5-6 years or more, depending on how hard you work and how much you study. Every course has its own level of difficulty, and the same is true for ACCA. This means that the years it takes to complete the course increase when you don't try hard.
ACCA can be done in 1.5 years or it can take 5-6 years or more, depending on how hard you work and how much you study. Every course has its own level of difficulty, and the same is true for ACCA. This means that the years it takes to complete the course increase when you don’t try hard.
See lessAssuming you are a full time student, it would generally take 1.5 years to finish all the papers. However, this is subject to the fact that you can only attempt 8 papers per year. On average, it would take around 2.5 to 3 years to complete all the papers. This also depends on any exemptions you mayRead more
Assuming you are a full time student, it would generally take 1.5 years to finish all the papers. However, this is subject to the fact that you can only attempt 8 papers per year. On average, it would take around 2.5 to 3 years to complete all the papers.
This also depends on any exemptions you may have. You could potentially get an exemption for 9 papers, barring the Professional level papers. All in all, it really varies depending on your situation and how quickly you want to get it done.
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If a student starts the ACCA qualification from the Knowledge Level, then he / she would be able to complete the ACCA qualification in 2-2.5 years. However if the student obtains exemptions for specific papers (based on his / her prior academic qualification and working experience), then (subject toRead more
If a student starts the ACCA qualification from the Knowledge Level, then he / she would be able to complete the ACCA qualification in 2-2.5 years.
However if the student obtains exemptions for specific papers (based on his / her prior academic qualification and working experience), then (subject to the number of exemptions) they would be able to complete the qualification faster and in a shorter period.
See lessIt depends on how consistent you are, how hard you work, and your educational background. If you have professional degree like a CA, then you can exempt yourself from almost all the exams. You will just have to take 4 exams. But an average student who does not have any such exemptions has to take 13Read more
It depends on how consistent you are, how hard you work, and your educational background. If you have professional degree like a CA, then you can exempt yourself from almost all the exams. You will just have to take 4 exams. But an average student who does not have any such exemptions has to take 13 exams which can take 2 years, even if you pass them all in one shot.
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