ACCA Examiner’s Reports

ACCA Examiner Reports are official documents published after each exam session, providing feedback from examiners on students’ performance. They highlight common mistakes, explain what examiners expect in answers, and give tips for improvement. These reports help students understand how to approach questions effectively and improve exam techniques. Regularly reviewing them can significantly boost preparation and increase the chances of passing ACCA exams.

Knowledge level examiner’s report

Note: ACCA Institute Doesn’t Publish Examiner Reports for Certain Papers

ACCA does not publish examiner reports for the Knowledge Level papers (BT, MA, FA) and for the Corporate and Business Law (LW) paper. These exams are primarily objective and marked automatically, which limits the scope for examiner commentary. Students preparing for these papers should instead rely on the syllabus, examiner guidance articles, and practice questions to aid their preparation.