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ACCA FA (F3) Financial Accounting: free practice questions, mock exams

ACCA FA is a Applied Knowledge exam, sat on demand at an exam centre, any week of the year. Section A: 35 objective questions worth 2 marks each. Section B: 2 multi-task questions worth 15 marks each. 100 marks, pass mark 50.

What Markline has for FA

996 original objective questions across every learning outcome in the study guide, in the exam's own formats: single answer, choose two, number entry, and case scenarios with several questions on the same facts. Every answer comes with an explanation, and the home page shows your accuracy by syllabus area so you drill the weakest one first.

Mock exams

Timed FA mocks in the real format (2 hours), marked out of 100.

Booking

FA is on demand: book a date at a centre when you are ready. Candidates who pass first time typically sit it after working through a full bank of questions, not after finishing the text. Session dates for the other papers.

Past papers for FA

ACCA publishes a specimen exam for FA rather than past papers, because the live question bank is never released. Where ACCA publishes them, and what to do when they run out.

Practice pages

Free public pages, one per learning outcome, with the rule, a worked example and questions you can answer on the page: ACCA FA practice pages.

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Questions students ask

What is the format of the ACCA FA exam?

Section A: 35 objective questions worth 2 marks each. Section B: 2 multi-task questions worth 15 marks each. 100 marks, pass mark 50.

Is FA (F3) on demand or a session exam?

On demand: book any date at an exam centre.

How many practice questions should I do for FA?

About 400 objective questions covering every syllabus area, then redo the ones you got wrong and sit two timed mocks.

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.