CAUTION - THIS POST RELATES TO THE CIMA 2010 SYLLABUS, SO IS NO LONGER VALID
I was asked, the other day, about past exam questions. The student was concerned that, because the syllabus has changed, there were no past papers to practise.
Don't panic, folks. There are plenty:
- Firatly, there are pilot papers for every exam. These are on CIMA's website under the 2010 syllabus (in the student area).
- Secondly, provided you check that the learning outcomes concerned are still in the syllabus, you can (selectively) use questions from the 'old' syllabus papers. Make sure, also, that the style and length of the question is still similar to those on the 'new' paper. Check the transition guides to make sure.
Hope that helps.
I was asked, the other day, about past exam questions. The student was concerned that, because the syllabus has changed, there were no past papers to practise.
Don't panic, folks. There are plenty:
- Firatly, there are pilot papers for every exam. These are on CIMA's website under the 2010 syllabus (in the student area).
- Secondly, provided you check that the learning outcomes concerned are still in the syllabus, you can (selectively) use questions from the 'old' syllabus papers. Make sure, also, that the style and length of the question is still similar to those on the 'new' paper. Check the transition guides to make sure.
Hope that helps.
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