ACCA FR is a Applied Skills exam, sat in the March, June, September and December sessions. Section A: 15 objective questions worth 2 marks. Section B: 3 case scenarios with 5 objective questions each. Section C: 2 constructed-response questions worth 20 marks each. 100 marks, pass mark 50.
1,692 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. 68 written questions with marking schemes and model answers; write your answer in the app and it is marked line by line, with your own sentence quoted beside each scheme point. Every answer comes with an explanation, and the home page shows your accuracy by syllabus area so you drill the weakest one first.
Timed FR mocks in the real format (3 hours), marked out of 100 with the written section marked against the scheme.
FR is sat on the Thursday of each exam week. Next sessions: December 2026 (7 to 11 December, entry closed), March 2027 (1 to 5 March, standard entry by 1 February 2027). All dates and deadlines.
ACCA publishes past exams and examiner reports for FR on accaglobal.com. Where ACCA publishes them, and what to do when they run out.
Free public pages, one per learning outcome, with the rule, a worked example and questions you can answer on the page: ACCA FR practice pages.
1,692 questions, timed mocks, 68 marked written questions. Free for life, email only, no card.
Get free lifetime access ($0)Section A: 15 objective questions worth 2 marks. Section B: 3 case scenarios with 5 objective questions each. Section C: 2 constructed-response questions worth 20 marks each. 100 marks, pass mark 50.
A session exam, sat in the March, June, September and December exam weeks, on the Thursday of the week.
About 400 objective questions covering every syllabus area, plus 15 to 20 marked written answers, 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.