As for P1-Professional Accountant, Mr Goh always said "Just Turnbull all the way, just use framework!". Somehow I didn't manage to use the framework in the exam despite being very well versed with it and time constrain was an issue, but nevertheless it was doable.

Then came P2-Corporate Reporting, the very next day, the much anticipated killer question came out, to prepare a Consolidated Statement of Consolidate Income. This is a very bulky and demanding paper, to be very well versed with the standards and current accounting standards developments. Depsite studing for 100% of the syllabus, only 30% would be tested, isn't that depressing. Anyway I did it very badly and made some fundamental errors and intepreted some questions totally wrong, I'm keeping my fingers crossed that I would be able to clear this paper, to repeat this paper is just a nightmare.

After that came P3-Business Analysis paper. Ms Wong our lecturer told us from the very first day that this paper involves alot of project management and IT aspect. Some IT related questions came out and I hoped that my IT knowledge would have helped in answering those questions. But most importantly the last minute midnight multi-party discussion I had with my friends the very night before certainly helped.

Thanks to James, true enough Porter's National Diamond came out. My prediction for my marks for the papers would be P1>P3>P2. However I really hoped that my writings would be legible enough. Now that exam is over, I seemed to have a never ending list of errands to run.

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