ACCA Mock Exams and Test Series, Checked by Faculty

Most students who miss 50 in an ACCA exam knew the topic. They lose marks in how they wrote it: a correct figure with no working, a standard named but not applied to the scenario, or an answer that runs out of time on the last question. You only see these gaps when someone else marks your answer.

The share of written marks rises at each level. In FR, PM and FM, Section C is 40 marks of written answers. In AA, Section B is 70. At Strategic Professional, every mark comes from written answers, and part of them is for professional skills: 20 of the 100 marks in SBL, and 20 in each option paper.

That is the job of a mock exam. You write a full paper in the real time limit, our faculty mark every answer, and the comments show where the marks went. Then you write the next mock and check whether the same mistake came back.

Applied Knowledge. Business and Technology (BT), Management Accounting (MA) and Financial Accounting (FA) are 2-hour computer-based exams with objective questions only. You sit them on demand at an ACCA exam centre, any time of the year, and see your result at the end. ACCA has said these exams should be completed by mid-July 2027 under the current structure. Our Applied Knowledge mock tests are original questions in the ACCA exam format, checked by our faculty within 48 hours, with worked solutions. If you have cleared ICAI's CA course, ACCA's exemptions calculator lists all three among your exemptions, so check that before you buy.

Applied Skills. Applied Skills has six exams. Corporate and Business Law (LW) is an on-demand objective exam. Performance Management (PM), Taxation (TX-UK), Financial Reporting (FR), Audit and Assurance (AA) and Financial Management (FM) are 3-hour exams sat in sessions. FR, PM and FM have 30 marks of single objective questions, 30 marks of objective case questions and 40 marks of written questions. AA has 30 marks of objective cases and 70 marks of written questions. TX-UK examines Finance Act 2025 in March and June 2027.

ACCA's global pass rates for September 2026 ran from 42% in PM to 54% in TX. June 2027 is the last sitting of the five session exams before they become E1 to E5 in September 2027, and passes carry across as credit. LW can be sat on demand until July 2027, after which it is replaced by K3 Business Law.

Strategic Professional. You need SBL, SBR and two of AFM, AAA, APM and ATX-UK. Each exam is 3 hours 15 minutes, every mark comes from written answers, and the pass mark is 50. ACCA's global pass rates for September 2026 ran from 41% in APM to 53% in SBL and ATX.

Most Indian CAs start here, because ACCA's calculator lists up to 9 exemptions for ICAI's CA course and none at this level. Our CA to ACCA page sets out what is left and how to plan it.

• Pick your level, your paper, the sitting (March or June 2027) and your plan.
• Write the mock in the real time limit and type your answers, as you will in ACCA's computer-based exam.
• Save your answers as one PDF and upload it.
• Get it back within 48 hours, checked by our faculty, with marks for each question and comments on what cost you marks.
• Ask our faculty about anything in your checked mock.

• Full Syllabus Mock Tests suit you once the syllabus is done. You get 2 full mocks per paper. Write the first about six weeks before the exam, so there is time to act on the comments before the second.
• Every Chapter Test Series suit you while you are still studying: a mock test for every chapter as you finish it, then the 2 full mocks.
• Part-wise Test Series suit you midway: 5 part-wise tests across the syllabus, then the 2 full mocks.
• Every Chapter Series + Mentor suits students who want someone to build a week-by-week plan to the sitting and go through each checked mock with them.

For the March 2027 sitting, standard entry closes on 1 February 2027 and the exams run from 1 to 5 March. Results come out on 12 April 2027.

ACCA's CBE Practice Platform is free and has past exams in the real exam software. Sit at least one there so the software is familiar on the day. ACCA's examiner's reports for each paper explain where candidates lost marks in recent sittings, and they are worth reading before every mock. A mock series does not replace any of this. It adds what ACCA's material cannot give you: a qualified person marking your own answers and telling you what to fix.