ACCA publishes past exams, specimen exams and examiner reports for the session papers on accaglobal.com, free, under each exam's study resources. For the on-demand papers (BT, MA, FA, LW) ACCA publishes specimen exams rather than past papers, because the live question banks are never released. Start there: the specimen shows you the screen, the question styles and the timing.
There are two or three published papers per session exam and none for the on-demand ones. Most candidates have memorised them by the second pass, which makes a score on a past paper a poor predictor of the real exam. What you need after the published papers is volume on the same outcomes: the 400 or so objective questions it takes to see every syllabus area several times, and written answers that are actually marked.
Students still search by the old F codes. F1 is BT, F2 is MA, F3 is FA, F4 is LW, F5 is PM, F6 is TX, F7 is FR, F8 is AA and F9 is FM. The content moved on with each syllabus update, so a 2015 F7 paper is not a reliable guide to FR today; the examiner reports from the last two years are.
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No. These are on-demand exams and ACCA keeps the live banks private; it publishes specimen exams instead.
No. They are original questions written to the current study guide; ACCA question text is never reproduced.
Facts on this page were checked on 3 November 2026 against ACCA's published timetable and third-party summaries. Dates marked "not yet published" are not guesses from us; check accaglobal.com before you book.