Relative difficulty in level 4
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Hi guys
I was just wondering how you would rank the following five level 4 assessments in terms of difficulty?
Is MAC the most difficult, followed by DFS, Unit 10, BTC, and then PTC (easiest)
I work in financial accounts so I'm pretty sure MAC is going to be the hardest for me.
I was just wondering how you would rank the following five level 4 assessments in terms of difficulty?
Is MAC the most difficult, followed by DFS, Unit 10, BTC, and then PTC (easiest)
I work in financial accounts so I'm pretty sure MAC is going to be the hardest for me.
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I think MAC is hardest (although I've not done it yet!!!), I think everything else is of a similar level.... maybe BTC (all those damned dates!) is a little harder than PTC. I liked DFS...0
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For me I am finding DFS impossible - am half way there but think tomorrow is going to be fail number 2 for me. Business tax is hard too and fiddly but passed that now, found PEV ok, PCR was a long exam and lots to do but ok and personal tax was fine for me and really enjoyed it x0
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For me I am finding DFS impossible - am half way there but think tomorrow is going to be fail number 2 for me. Business tax is hard too and fiddly but passed that now, found PEV ok, PCR was a long exam and lots to do but ok and personal tax was fine for me and really enjoyed it x
I prefer mac over btc. cant get my head round btc at all0 -
Easyest PCT then DFS then Unit 10 then Unit 15 then BTC then MAC
I work in financial also0 -
I'm glad that Unit 10 and DFS are easier than BTC because I have just done BTC and have found it relatively straightforward.
I still have to get Unit 10, DFS and MAC all done in the next 7 months!!!
Arghhhhhhhh!!!
I'm an accounts assistant................. GET ME OUT OF HERE!!!0 -
I work in practice and therefore found MAC the hardest exam. I really enjoyed both the tax exams as I learnt lots of skills that I could use in my day to day job (It also made things make sense at work which is always helpful!) DFS was interesting but a bit odd to get my head around to start with as we donβt use international standards. I remember thinking what are receivables and statements of financial position all about!? : )0
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I work in industry and found MAC easiest, just sat DFS not too bad but got myself stressed trying to learn all the IASs.
I am not going near any of the tax units, still got CMCC and audit to do so no idea about them0
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