What's the difference between standard and late exam entry?

Standard entry is the normal, cheaper window to book your exam, while late entry is a final, more expensive window for last-minute bookings.

Can I change my exam centre after booking?

Yes, you can amend your booking on the myACCA portal before the standard entry deadline, subject to availability.

How do I know if I’m ready to book an exam?

You are ready to book once you have a realistic study plan that covers the syllabus in your available time, not when you have already mastered the content. Booking provides the deadline and motivation.

What happens if I book an exam and then can't sit for it?

You can withdraw from the exam before the standard entry deadline for a refund, or apply for a non-standard withdrawal after the deadline in specific extenuating circumstances. Otherwise, the fee is forfeited.

I'm scared of the remote exam system failing. Is it safe?

Remote exams have robust systems, but technical issues can occur. Reduce this risk by running all pre-checks, ensuring a stable internet connection, and having a quiet, uninterrupted space. The risk is manageable.

How many exams should I book at once while working full-time?

For most working professionals, booking one exam per session is the most sustainable and effective strategy to ensure deep learning and a higher chance of passing.

My payment failed. What should I do?

First, contact your bank to ensure they are not blocking the international transaction. Then, try the payment again. If it persists, contact ACCA's support team directly.

Where can I find the exam entry deadlines?

The official exam entry deadlines for all sessions are published on the ACCA Global website under the 'Exam Dates and Fees' section.

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