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Prepare for the ACCA Financial Accounting (FA) exam with full-length practice exams designed to mirror the structure, timing, and style of the official ACCA exam. Each exam is 2 hours long and follows the same two-section format used on the real exam.
Section A contains 35 objective test questions, with each question worth 2 marks, for a total of 70 marks.
ACCA publishes no weighting by syllabus area, so the spread is set against ACCA's specimen exam, which tests recording transactions and preparing financial statements most. Section A covers eight of the nine syllabus areas; consolidation is tested in Section B:
Questions use three of the formats ACCA uses in Section A: multiple choice, multiple response and number entry.
Section B is worth 30 marks and focuses on longer, scenario-based accounting tasks that test your ability to apply financial accounting concepts in realistic situations.
In the official ACCA FA exam, Section B contains two 15-mark questions, each marked by part. In Achievable, each question is a case of ten screens worth 1.5 marks each, covering areas such as:
Many Section B questions include shared business scenarios and exhibits that you can reference while completing the related tasks.
Achievable's three full exam versions can each be retaken without limit. Across them, 48 of the 165 questions generate new figures on each attempt. The rest stay the same, so a retake partly measures what you remember of that version, and your first sitting of each version is the fairest guide to how ready you are. For fresh practice, the chapter quizzes add 756 questions, and 308 of them generate new figures each time.
After completing a practice exam, you'll receive a detailed performance breakdown by ACCA FA syllabus area so you can identify strengths, target weak areas, and track your readiness for exam day.