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The Applied Skills exams build on your existing knowledge and understanding developing strong, broad and practical finance skills.

To start studying for the Applied Skills exams you must have either completed the Applied Knowledge exams, have achieved the ACCA Diploma in Accounting and Business (RQF Level 4) or have a relevant accounting or finance qualification at degree level.

​Course Syllabus:-

  • The Applied Skills exams build on existing knowledge and understanding and develop strong, broad and practical finance skills required of future strategic professional accountant in any sector or industry. These exams are:
     

  • F4- Corporate and Business Law - The paper is divided into 2 sections with a total of 52 objective type questions (OTQ’s), Section A (70 marks) – 45 questions, Section B (30 marks) – 5 questions.
     

  • F5- Performance Management –  Section A (30 marks) – 15 objective type questions (OTQ’s) of 2 Marks each, Section A (30 marks) – 15 objective type questions (OTQ’s) of 2 Marks each, Section C (40 marks) – 2 Descriptive Questions of 20 Marks each.
     

  • F6- Taxation - The paper is divided into 3 sections as under – Section A (30 marks) – 15 objective type questions (OTQ’s) of 2 Marks each ,Section B (30 marks) – 3 Case Studies with 5 objective type questions (OTQ’s) in each case study of 2 Marks each ,Section C (40 marks) – 3 Descriptive Questions. 1 question of 10 marks and 2 questions of 20 Marks each respectively.
     

  • F7- Financial Reporting - Section A (30 marks) – 15 objective type questions (OTQ’s) of 2 Marks each, Section A (30 marks) – 15 objective type questions (OTQ’s) of 2 Marks each, Section C (40 marks) – 2 Descriptive Questions of 20 Marks each.
     

  • F8- Audit and Assurance - The paper is divided into 3 sections as under – Section A (30 marks) – 15 objective type questions (OTQ’s) of 2 Marks each, Section B (70 marks) – 3 questions of which 2 are for 20 marks each and 1 is for 30 marks. 
     

  • F9- Financial Management - Section A (30 marks) – 15 objective type questions (OTQ’s) of 2 Marks each, Section A (30 marks) – 15 objective type questions (OTQ’s) of 2 Marks each, Section C (40 marks) – 2 Descriptive Questions of 20 Marks each.
     

    •  ACCA Skills Level Plan/Features:-

  • Get Discounted Fees with various Combo Plans.

  • Professional & Experienced Faculty.

  • Online/Offline classes.

  • Recorded access Available –

  • Mobile Access – Unlimited Views, Laptop Access – 6 Views.

  • Batch strength – Max. 10 students.

  • LMS access – 6 Months.

  • Section A Tests - 4 Tests Covering Full Syllabus

  • Section B Tests (Case Study Scnerios).

  • 4 Tests covering Full Syllabus.

  • Section C - Evaluation (Subjective Type Questions) (One to One Assessment will be made for each Student) - 3 tests of Each Subject Covering Full Syllabus (4 in case of Audit).

  • Chapter wise Tests (Routine Tests).

  • Full Mock Exam with one - on- one assessment - 3 Full Syllabus tests for each Subject.

  • Doubt Session- Regular Doubt during Syllabus Completion + 5 Doubt Class for each Subject after Syllabus Completion.

  • Books (Kaplan Study Text + Exam Kit in PDF Only)

  • Kaplan Exam Kit Discussion – Questions

  • BPP Important Questions Discussion

  • No Cost EMI Facility - Available only in Combo Plan.

  • Practice Session for Real Time Exam Experience

  • ACCA Updates

  • Performance Analysis on Individual Basis

  • ACCA Official Webinars

  • Full Course Completion Guarantee

  • Ongoing Placement Assistance

  • Preparation Strategy

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