How I Scored a Perfect 100 In ACCA AFM!

[@TariqTahiri-mf2ow]

Wow,Such a great accent you got. Please make us a video on your accent and English learning ❤❤

[@AmeerUnleashed]

Thank you, I will

[@cherry_xxyo]

Woah❤ great

[@AmeerUnleashed]

Thanks a lot!

[@AmeerUnleashed]

BTW! Due to the high temperatures, I am frequently touching my face because I am sweating.😅

[@ZamanudeenAzimi]

Great explanation. I wish all the best for you ❤️

[@AmeerUnleashed]

Thank you so much!

[@AhmadshahJamshidi]

You’re the best ❤

[@AmeerUnleashed]

Appreciate it sir

[@anilgiri8823]

Great sir ❤❤

[@AmeerUnleashed]

Glad you liked it sir.

[@MuslimAzar]

Amazing ❤

[@AmeerUnleashed]

Thank you sir

[@MayLinHtun]

Hi I will sit in December 2024 exam in AA paper and I’m struggle with knowledge base questions in text book (Which is included in Section B in like 4/5 marks in each question)and my mentor told that to memorize that but I can’t what should I do, pls advise me

[@AmeerUnleashed]

Hi, Remember the passing mark is 50. I do not want to say to ignore syllabus but I have personally ignored syllabuses that I didn’t understand. Focus on your strengths and practice as much as exam style questions as you can.

[@MayLinHtun]

@ Thank you so much my dear

[@Faithcee-22]

Thank you very much 🙏

[@AmeerUnleashed]

You're most welcome

[@chrisbutterley4648]

Did you just say there is no such animal as a bongo? You may want to check that fact , very impressive score for afm I failed that one and went to advanced audit instead

[@AmeerUnleashed]

@@chrisbutterley4648 Correction: There is indeed an animal named Bango. Interestingly, I came up with the name on the spot, not realizing it was a real animal! However, the purpose of my example was to illustrate that if your mind can't form a picture of what you're reading, it struggles to comprehend it, making it difficult to store the information in long-term memory. I apologize for my limited animal vocabulary, and I appreciate your feedback!

[@chrisbutterley4648]

I totally understood what you was saying it was just unfortunate you used bongo , but yes very good way of thinking.

[@noorullahsarwari9190]

So great dear brother ❤❤❤❤❤

[@AmeerUnleashed]

Many many thanks

[@johire8085]

can you please make a video for risk management in AFM covering basic understanding to exam approach level

[@AmeerUnleashed]

Will surely do that.

[@handsonmyface]

Huge congrats, but why are you repeatedly saying 'nearly perfect mark' after scoring 100? 😅 was it 100 or just click baiting?

[@AmeerUnleashed]

Yessir, nearly perfect. I rounded off the score. Thank you for your kind comment.

[@handsonmyface]

@@AmeerUnleashed You're welcome, well deserved. So how much did you score exactly, out of curiosity? I've heard people having 100 in SBL but I'm wondering what's the record here 😅

[@hamiahbaharaki5952]

Good luck

[@AmeerUnleashed]

Thanks a lot

[@Nightowls999]

I am beginner and i wanted to know how to handle 2 papers in an attempt? Or should we just go with a single paper in single attempt.

[@AmeerUnleashed]

Handling two ACCA papers at once can be tough but doable. Check your time, work, and knowledge. Benefits: quicker progress and saving money. Challenges: more study and stress. Make a study plan, focus on key topics, use ACCA resources, join study groups, practice with past exams, and stay organized. Choose based on your comfort and situation. Personally, I focused on one paper at a time.

[@noorullahsarwari9190]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@magictitan]

Hey, this is great advice. Few questions, did you use any books like Bpp or Kaplan or acca study hub or practice platform? Did you use any lectures? And whose lectures?

[@AmeerUnleashed]

Thank you for asking. I am considering making a video regarding your question. Will reply you in this comment once uploaded.

[@AmeerUnleashed]

Video uploaded friend.

[@magictitan]

@@AmeerUnleashed thanks

[@Malikmalik25059]

Hello ! Advice me the process…. I want to start my career in UK on tge basis of ACCA qualification but im based in pakistan ..? What are the initial steps please guide me

[@AmeerUnleashed]

Hey there! It’s awesome that you’re aiming to take your ACCA qualification to the UK. First, ensure you’re a fully qualified ACCA member, as most UK employers will want to confirm that you have official recognition. Once that’s in place, it’s important to research visa options. The Skilled Worker Visa is likely the most relevant for you, as it requires a job offer from a company that holds a sponsorship license. When it comes to finding a job, platforms like LinkedIn, ACCA Careers, and Indeed can be useful. Make sure your CV highlights your ACCA skills and experience in a way that appeals to UK employers. As many interviews may be conducted online, it’s crucial to be well-prepared, with knowledge of the company, a strong understanding of your ACCA qualification, and clear examples of how you can add value to the team. Once you secure a job offer, your employer will issue you a Certificate of Sponsorship, allowing you to apply for the Skilled Worker Visa. At that point, you’ll need to provide proof of your ACCA qualification, the job offer, and evidence of financial stability. In addition to this, networking can be a powerful tool. Engaging with ACCA or finance-related groups that focus on the UK will not only give you useful advice but also open up opportunities and connections that could help you on your journey.

[@Malikmalik25059]

@@AmeerUnleashedoh! I would have to be a member..? Currently I’m left with my 3 professional exams .

[@exash3459]

Masha Allah.

[@AmeerUnleashed]

Thanks a lot!