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FR Module Help Needed

Hello everyone! I’ve just embarked on my ACCA journey and am currently preparing for the FR module for the June exam. I’m looking for a cheat sheet that includes essential formulas and key information that might appear in the exam. I’m not great at creating my own revision notes, so any guidance or resources you could share would be incredibly helpful.

Thank you in advance!

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  1. Hi there!

    Welcome to your ACCA journey! It’s great that you’re diving into the FR module. While I can’t provide you with an actual cheat sheet, I can definitely suggest some resources and tips to help you create your own or find some useful materials.

    1. ACCA Study Texts and Revision Kits: Make sure you have the official ACCA study materials and revision kits from providers like BPP or Kaplan. These often contain summaries and key formulas that are essential for the exam.

    2. Online Forums and Groups: Platforms like Reddit, ACCA-specific Facebook groups, or the ACCA student forums can be valuable resources. You might find shared notes or templates that others have created.

    3. YouTube Tutorials: There are numerous YouTube channels dedicated to ACCA topics where instructors might share simplified notes or cheat sheets on specific areas within the FR syllabus.

    4. Practice Questions: Doing practice questions often helps reinforce formulas and concepts. Some question banks may provide concise summaries of important information.

    5. Mind Maps and Flashcards: If you find it hard to create revision notes, consider using mind maps or flashcards. These can help you visually organize the information and formulas in a more digestible way.

    6. Study Groups: Joining a study group can also be beneficial. You can share resources and notes, and it might motivate you to create your own summaries as you discuss key concepts with peers.

    Remember, while cheat sheets can be helpful, the best way to retain information is through understanding the underlying concepts. Good luck with your studies, and if you have any specific questions about the content, feel free to ask!

    Best,
    [Your Name]

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