Advanced audit and assurance exam prep
Free Advanced Audit and Assurance practice exam
Sit three original questions in the exam's structure on a 3 hours 15 minutes clock. Mia reads each written part and says what it covers and what to add, and any figure you enter is checked.
How to use a practice exam
- Sit it in one go on the clock: 195 minutes for 100 marks is just under 2 minutes a mark, so about 98 minutes for the case study and 49 for each Section B question.
- Attempt every part: the marks are spread across the parts.
- Afterwards, read Mia's notes on each written part, then practise the topics where your answer was thin.
How it is checked
A written part is read by Mia against the points a strong answer makes: she quotes the sentences that make them and names the next point to add, with no mark and no model answer. A figure is checked against the key, with the working.
Before the full paper
If you are not ready for a full timed paper, start with the free diagnostic: one short question on every topic in the course's own format, then the topic to fix first and a lesson on it.
Try 3 questions
Short questions in the course’s own format, not ACCA’s: the exam itself is all written.
Questions people ask
Is there a free ACCA AAA mock exam?
Yes. Practice exam 1 here is free: three original written questions in the exam's structure, 100 marks on a 3 hours 15 minutes clock. It is unofficial practice, not an ACCA paper.
Does the practice exam give a mark?
No. Mia reads the written parts and figures are checked against the key, but neither is an examiner's mark, so the paper gives no pass or fail.
How many marks do I need to pass AAA?
50 of the 100 marks, across both sections.
Unofficial practice for the ACCA Advanced Audit and Assurance (AAA) exam, not affiliated with ACCA. ACCA is a trademark of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, which does not endorse this course. Every question here is original. No VAT is charged.