ACCA · Mar & Jun 2027 sittings

ACCA FM Mock Exams for March and June 2027

ACCA Financial Management (FM) is a three-hour Applied Skills exam taken on computer, and the pass mark is 50%. Our FM tests follow the current pattern, and you sit them under timed conditions. You upload your answers and our faculty check them within 48 hours, with marks for each question and comments on what cost you marks. ACCA's global pass rate for FM was 47% in September 2026 and 48% in June 2026.

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FM exam format (Sept 2026 to June 2027 study guide)

SectionWhat you answerMarks
A15 objective test (OT) questions of 2 marks each30
B3 OT cases, each with 5 OT questions of 2 marks30
C2 constructed response questions of 20 marks each40
TotalAll questions are compulsory100
  • Time: 3 hours, computer-based exam. You also get 10 minutes before the start to read the exam instructions.
  • Pass mark: 50 out of 100.
  • Provided in the exam: a formulae sheet and tables of discount and annuity factors.
  • Section C answers are written in the spreadsheet and word-processing tools inside the exam software.
  • Sections A and B can test any part of the syllabus. Section C questions come mainly from working capital management, investment appraisal and business finance.
  • The syllabus did not change for September 2026 to June 2027.

What the FM syllabus covers

  • A. Financial management function: what a finance manager does and the objectives a company works towards.
  • B. Financial management environment: the economy, financial markets, money markets and financial institutions.
  • C. Working capital management: inventory, receivables, payables and cash, and how working capital is funded.
  • D. Investment appraisal: NPV, IRR, payback and other methods to decide whether a project is worth doing.
  • E. Business finance: sources of finance, cost of capital and capital structure.
  • F. Business valuations: valuing shares and businesses, and how efficient the market is.
  • G. Risk management: foreign currency and interest rate risk and how to hedge them.
  • H. Employability and technology skills: using the exam's spreadsheet and word-processing tools well.

Where marks are lost in FM

  • Generic theory does not score. In the Time Co business finance question, candidates handled the calculations well. The discussion parts decided who scored high. In the AgeAid question, answers that only defined economy, efficiency and effectiveness got none of the six marks, because they never mentioned AgeAid. If the company is named in the requirement, use its facts. Read the scenario for limits too. Tax relief points earned nothing for a charity the scenario said was tax-exempt. An Equivalent Annual Cost working was wasted when both options ran for the same four years (examiner's report, March/June 2026).
  • Investment appraisal basics. Depreciation is not a cash flow. Ignore it and say so in your answer. Common errors were taking only 3 years' depreciation when working out the residual value, and putting the residual value in year 5 instead of year 4. The examining team wants you fully comfortable with the exam spreadsheet, such as the NPV function and copying formulae across rows, and suggests practice on the ACCA Practice Platform (examiner's report, March/June 2026).
  • Small slips in cost of capital and valuation. Use the ex-div price, not the cum-div price, for the cost of preference shares, and do not deduct tax from it. Compound a money-market rate to annualise it. Do not pro-rate it. Put growth into the dividend valuation model as d0 x (1+g). For redeemable loan notes, include the redemption premium and discount at the debt holders' required return, not the coupon rate. In P/E valuation, use profit for the year, not retained earnings (examiner's report, March/June 2026).
  • Theory OTs and repeated points. Many candidates got OT questions wrong on the weaknesses of payback, money-market functions compared with financial intermediaries, the efficient market hypothesis and noise traders. In written parts, repeating similar ideas about retaining cash earned no extra marks, while two developed points were enough. A reason stated without discussion scored at most 1 of its 2 marks (examiner's report, March/June 2026).

How our FM mocks work

  • Pick your plan: Every Chapter Test Series (a test for every chapter and 2 full mock exams), Part-wise Test Series (5 part tests and 2 full tests), Full Syllabus Mock Tests (2 full tests) or Every Chapter Series + Mentor. All questions are original, written by our faculty in the current exam pattern, not ACCA past papers.
  • You attempt each mock under timed conditions and upload your answers.
  • Our faculty check your answers within 48 hours of upload. You get marks for each question and comments on what cost you marks.
  • If you have doubts on your checked mock, our faculty answer them.
  • On the Every Chapter Series + Mentor plan, a mentor builds a week-by-week plan to your sitting and reviews your mock results with you.

What happens to FM in September 2027?

June 2027 is the last sitting of the current FM exam. From September 2027, FM becomes E4 Finance and Investment in ACCA's new structure. If you pass FM by June 2027, the pass carries across as credit.

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How long does checking take?
48 hours from the time you upload your answers.
Are these ACCA past papers?
No. Our faculty write every question in the current FM pattern. You should also practise ACCA's own past exams on its free CBE Practice Platform.
What is the FM pass rate?
ACCA's global pass rate for FM was 47% in September 2026 and 48% in June 2026. ACCA does not publish a separate figure for India.
When should I start the mocks?
For the March 2027 sitting (exams 1 to 5 March 2027), take your first full mock about six weeks before the exam. For June 2027, count back six weeks the same way once ACCA publishes the date of your exam.
Which areas do Section C questions come from?
Mainly working capital management, investment appraisal and business finance. Sections A and B can cover any part of the syllabus, so do not skip the other areas.
I am a CA. Do I need FM?
Usually not. ACCA's exemptions calculator lists up to 9 exemptions for ICAI's CA course (as on 12 Nov 2026), and FM is one of them. These mocks suit students who are sitting FM, such as BCom graduates in India and students in the UK, UAE, Malaysia or Pakistan.

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