It tests your application of your knowledge in all questions, which is more difficult than other Applied Skills Module papers as some of the questions testing your knowledge only.

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To help you reviewing all major basic concepts and knowledge, our practice questions are divided into two parts. 1) Questions on key concepts; 2) Case-based questions which you can check your application.

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Our approach suggested to you is before practicing the case-based questions, you should go through all individual questions to test your basic knowledge first.  Making sure you are fine with all basic concepts, you can go to the next step in practicing case-based questions.

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In Audit & Assurance (AA) paper, all questions are compulsory.

 

The 3-hour exam will assess all parts of the syllabus and will test knowledge and some comprehensive or application of this knowledge.

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Section A comprises 3 ten-mark case-based questions each containing five objective test questions.

 

Section B comprises one 30-mark question and two 20-mark questions. The questions will come from planning and risk assessment, internal control or audit evidence, although topics from other syllabus areas may also be included.

 

In other words, Section A contributes 30% of total marks while Section B shares another 70%.

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We divide the syllabus into seven sections in the practice.  You can find out the questions in each section by just click the buttons below.

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Let's start!

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