Reading
the examiner's report can help by giving you an understanding of what
the examiner will be looking out for in your own exam.
This
way you can build a better structure to your revision, ensuring that
the key points are covered by the time the exam comes along next
week.
1.
Application to the pre-seen
=
Good
The
examiner seemed happy to see that the majority of students were able
to apply their knowledge of the theory well to the pre-seen case
study itself. This is an important thing to get right, as it shows
that you can apply a theory within a worked example, something
that will eventually be an everyday part of most of your careers. The
examiner also emphasised that there was a good knowledge of the
pre-seen company, meaning that students had put in the right amount
of time and effort into developing an overall understanding of the
pre-seen company, the industry and the potential threats and
opportunities that the company may face.
2.
Time management = Generally Good
Wednesday, 27 January 2016
Tuesday, 26 January 2016
Top case study tips from student ranked 5th in the world!
Earlier
this month thousands of students got their results from the November
case study exams. Having
spoken to a number of these students, there was a rather mixed set of
results, with some unfortunately just missing out and others
excelling in the final exam.
Last
week CIMA released the list of top performers in each of the November
case study exams.
Among
these lists, there was once again a familiar name.
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Friday, 22 January 2016
Student Survey Results - What does it take to pass the Objective Tests?
You may remember a post back in June where we brought you the results from our student survey asking what it takes to pass the OT exams..
Well if not, then I'd like to share with you the latest results from that same survey, which has now had over a hundred responses from OT students from all levels, Operational, Management and Strategic.
The Key Points
The first results are based on the hours spent on revision per week:
Well if not, then I'd like to share with you the latest results from that same survey, which has now had over a hundred responses from OT students from all levels, Operational, Management and Strategic.
The Key Points
The first results are based on the hours spent on revision per week:
Thursday, 14 January 2016
Industry Research Checklist - CIMA Operational Case Study Exam
One of the key areas where you can gain extra marks in the case study exam is having a deep understanding of the company and the industry in which it operates.
So, to ensure you are on the right track we have produced a list of key topics for you to focus on. We recommend that you use this as a checklist when researching the industry.
Industry Topics
The Products and their History
History
- How old is the industry?
- How did it originate?
- What’s the history from that start point to now?
- Industry life cycle
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