When a candidate receives permission to skip nine certain ACCA qualifying papers, it is referred to as the “9-paper exemption.” Those who have achieved a relevant degree or certificate that ACCA recognizes as satisfying the qualifications for exemption are normally granted this exemption. In India, fully certified CMAs and CAs with more than five years of work experience often receive it.
A good result on the ACCA test is usually defined as getting a grade higher than the minimum required to pass each paper. Every paper has a 50% passing score. However, aiming for marks in the region of 70% or above is seen to be important if you want to excel in ACCA tests and show excellent competency. Higher scores signify a more thorough comprehension of the material.