AAT Level 3 - Management Accounting Techniques (MATS) - Exam Walkthrough - Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- Within this video i'll be walking you through Task 4 through to 6 of Management Accounting Techniques (MATS). This is covering mock two from the AAT website.
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Excellent walk through Will, great explanations making it very easy to follow. Very grateful of your efforts. Many thanks
Thanks Will. A nice tempo and very clear explanations. I would recommend anyone to watch these videos as a final refresher the night before the assessments. I.e., close the books and just visualise!! Cheers mate
This is super useful and the way you are explaining the answers will help me remember on my exams. Thanks a lot for all the videos!
watched your videos for my AAT level -2 , they helped me a lot . Now i'm watching for AAT level 3. many thanks for doing this.
Effortless listening to you going through the exam and learning from you too.
absolutely brilliant much love, Will
Thank you very much Will,you saved my life 😅😂
thanks Will, can we use F function keys in the exam? (F4 for absolute reference)
Hi Jeff, you’ll be able to use the F keys within the exam yes.
Thanks so much it was useful to me
hi will, in true or false questions is one always true and the other false in the aat exams? thanks
Got my exam in 2 weeks, do you not need to upload your excel file like in previous 2016 ?
hey, is it advisable to claim 3 exemptions from level 4?
You can only claim 50% per level, so for level 4 you can only be exempted from 2 exams.
Hi, I would double check but historically you could only claim up to 50% of the qualification as exemptions. Doesn’t fit perfectly given there are 5 exams at level 4 it may mean only being able to get exemptions from 2.
@@Willboardman that's why i'm confused, they offered me 3
Hi Will, just double checking shouldn't cell C3 be = (6,000-5,000)/5,000 which after hitting enter will give you 0 but then by changing to % should be 20% rather than 120%? Please let me know x
Hi! It’s a fair question and it comes down to both wording and the maths behind it. So I have double checked and it is showing at 120%. So you’re correct in that you’re flexing the budget by an increase of 20%. But in order to do that you’d need to multiply your originally budgeted figures by 120% to get your increase of 20%. If we were to just multiply them by 20% it would only give us the 20% of the budgeted figure rather than the flexed amount. In theory you could use a formula to do 20% of the budgeted figure plus the budgeted figure which would also work :).
@@Willboardman Thanks Will, that's exactly what I did and managed to get the same figures at the end as you did apart from % I queried. Thanks for fast response and clarity :)
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