Section A – EXAMINATION RESULTS

The validity of this document is protected by certain features, which can be identified on any reproduction of the original results report. Should it become necessary to verify
that this is the original document as issued by ACCA, please contact ACCA Connect for further details.
The mark attained for each exam attempted at the last session of examinations is shown overleaf. Please read the following notes for additional information.
ACCA Qualification candidates
The pass standard in all exams is 50%.
Foundations in Accountancy candidates
The pass standard in all exams is 50%.
Diploma in International Financial Reporting candidates
The pass standard in this exam is 50%.
Administrative review
ACCA undertakes many checks and controls during the marking process to ensure that all exam results are accurate.
The quality controls applied at each stage of the marking process ensure the integrity of ACCA’s results data. However, ACCA recognises that students may sometimes feel
that their results do not reflect their perceived performance in the exam. In response to this, you can request an administrative review of your results if you:
• were not present at an exam but received a mark
• feel that ACCA’s quality controls have not been applied properly in arriving at your mark.
Administrative reviews allow ACCA to ensure transparency and fairness, and are available for all qualifications that are assessed by paper based exam and by session-
based CBE. However, this is not a re-marking service.
If you would like to request an administrative review you can submit your request using our online service at myACCA. Further information is available at www.accaglobal.com
In order to ensure that your studies are not disrupted, please also submit your examination entry for the next session of examinations if you wish to attend. Should an error be
found in the review, amendments will be made free of charge and your review fee will be returned to you.
Your mark will be adjusted to reflect your true result. Please note that your mark may be lowered if an administrative error had inflated your original mark. If your mark is
amended as a result of the administrative review you will receive a refund of your review fee. Your examination status and options will be updated to reflect any change to
enable you to submit an online exam entry for the next session.
Please note that candidate answer booklets remain the property of ACCA and will not be returned under any circumstances.

Section B – EXAMINATION STATUS

This statement shows your examination status following the most recent examination session and includes all exemptions awarded and on-demand CBEs achieved before the
date stated.
Students holding provisional converted passes in P1 and P4 must pass either P1 or any outstanding option other than P4 in addition to 12 other exams in order to complete
the exam requirement of the syllabus.

Section C – ETHICS AND PROFESSIONALISM STATUS

Professional Ethics module
The Professional Ethics module is a mandatory element of the ACCA Qualification. You should take the Professional Ethics modu le when you are eligible to take the P1
exam.
If you have opted in to complete the Oxford Brookes BSc in Applied Accounting, and have not yet submitted the research and an alysis project, you are required to
complete the Professional Ethics module prior to submitting the project.
Your status for the Professional Ethics module will show as completed on the statement overleaf if you completed the module by the date shown in the examination status
section of the document.

Ethics and Professional Skills module

On 31 October 2017, the Professional Ethics module will be replaced by ACCA’s new Ethics and Professional Skills module. Like the Professional Ethics module, the
Ethics and Professional Skills module will be a mandatory element of the ACCA Qualification. The Ethics and Professional Skills module has been designed to increase
your employability. It will develop the full spectrum of advanced ethical and professional skills, exposing you to realistic business situations. If, by 30 October 2017, you
have not already completed the Professional Ethics Module, you will be required to complete the Ethics and Professional Skills Module before being invited to become an
ACCA member. You will also need to have completed either the Professional Ethics Module or the Ethics and Professional Skills module if:
 you are eligible and intend to complete the Advanced Diploma in Accounting and Business;
 and/or you intend to undertake the Oxford Brookes BSc in Applied Accounting (you must complete the Ethics and Professional Skills module before submitting your
Research and Analysis Project to Oxford Brookes University).

Foundations in Professionalism module

The Foundations in Professionalism module is mandatory for all students studying for one of the entry-level qualifications in the Foundations in Accountancy suite. The
module, which is interactive, can be accessed through myACCA.
You can complete the Foundations in Professionalism module before or after completing the exam component of the qualification you are aiming to achieve and you only
need to successfully complete the module once, even if you decide to complete one or more of our qualifications.
Your status for the Foundations in Professionalism module will show as completed on the statement overleaf if you completed t he module by the date shown in the
examination status section of the form.

Section D – PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT (PER) STATUS

If studying for the ACCA Qualification, this section shows the performance objectives you have achieved as at the date of thi s status report. In order to be eligible to apply
for ACCA membership, you need to achieve all five Essentials and at least four Technical*.
Any additional performance objectives you have achieved since the date of this report will be reflected in your online My Experience record. You can access My Experience
through myACCA.
This section also shows the time (in months) that you have accumulated and recorded in a relevant accounting or finance role. To be eligible for membership, you are required
to complete 36 months in a relevant role. This information should be updated through your My Experience record.
* If you work for a gold or platinum ACCA Approved Employer – trainee development, you may be eligible, subject to your employer’s consent, to claim an exemption from
the performance objective component of the PER. You can indicate in your My Experience record that you are claiming the performance objective exemption. You will still
need to record your time in a relevant role.

Section E – OXFORD BROOKES STATUS

Your current status on the Oxford Brookes University degree is detailed in this section. If you wish to study towards the degree, and are eligible to do so, you must opt in prior
to attempting F7, F8 or F9. You are required to complete the Professional Ethics module prior to submitting the research and analysis project.

Section F – YOUR PROGRESS TO MEMBERSHIP

This section shows your progress towards ACCA membership. To be eligible for membership you must complete all 14 examinations, five Essentials and at least four
Technical within the performance objectives and have a minimum of 36 months’ experience in a relevant accounting or finance role. It is also mandatory for you to complete
the Professional Ethics module.
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