ACCA Diploma in IFRS June 2025 Exam: Fees, Dates, Study Tips & Complete Guide

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ACCA Diploma in IFRS June 2025 Exam

The ACCA Diploma in IFRS (DipIFR) is a globally recognized qualification designed for finance professionals looking to enhance their understanding of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). The upcoming June 2025 IFRS exam is a great opportunity for candidates to advance their careers in accounting and financial reporting. Here’s everything you need to know about the June 2025 DipIFR exam:

 1. Exam Date

The ACCA Diploma in IFRS examination is expected to be held on the 05th & 06th of June-25. Candidates should keep an eye on the ACCA website/email for updates.

2. Registration Deadlines

Candidates must register for the exam within the specified deadlines. The expected registration deadline for the June 2025 IFRS is on/before 07-April-2025.

  • Standard Registration: Closes approximately 2 months prior the exam date

How to Register?

  1. Visit the official ACCA website.
  2. Create an ACCA account or log in.
  3. Fill out the DipIFR registration form.
  4. Upload required documents (proof of eligibility, work experience, etc.).
  5. Pay the exam fee to complete registration.

3. Exam Fees

ACCA fee structure for the DipIFR June 2025 examination is as below:

Total fee amounts to GBP 232 split as below:

  1. Initial registration fee – GBP 89

2.     Examination fee – GBP 143

4. Exam Format & Structure

  • Duration: 3 hours and 15 minutes
  • Question Paper: Four questions worth 25 marks each
  • Total Marks: 100
  • Passing Marks: 50%
  • Type of Questions: Scenario/Case-study-based, covering IFRS principles and application

 

5. Eligibility Criteria for DipIFR

To sit for the ACCA Diploma in IFRS exam, candidates must meet one of the following criteria:

  • If you are a professional accountant or auditor engaged in practice or business, and are qualified according to national accounting standards, then you are eligible to take this ACCA financial reporting qualification (For e.g. Chartered Accountant holding valid membership certificate).

·        If you are a working professional, but not yet qualified as required above, then you may still be eligible. You will need to prove that you have one of the following:

1.     A relevant degree plus two years’ relevant accounting experience*.

2.     An ACCA certificate in International Financial Reporting plus two years’ relevant accounting experience*.

3.     Three years’ relevant accounting experience*.

  1. ACCA affiliate status.

6. Key Topics Covered in the Exam

The IFRS exam covers a wide range of topics, including:

  • IFRS framework & principles
  • IFRS financial statement preparation
  • Recognition, measurement & disclosure of financial elements
  • Differences between IFRS, Ind AS & Indian GAAP
  • Real-world case studies & application

7. Preparation Resources

Candidates should use high-quality study materials and resources to prepare effectively. Recommended resources include:

·        ACCA-approved study materials

·        Past examination papers & Mock Tests

·        Online courses & coaching programs

·        Live training & webinars by ACCA learning partners

8. Tips for Exam Success

  1. Understand key IFRS standards – Focus on key topics tested frequently.
  2. Practice past papers – Get familiar with the examination format.
  3. Time management – Allocate time wisely during the examination.
  4. Use real-world examples – Strengthen conceptual understanding.
  5. Revise regularly – Consistent practice is key to success.

 

9. Career Benefits of DipIFR

Earning the ACCA Diploma in IFRS opens up various opportunities, including:

  • Higher employability in Big 4 firms, MNCs, and global companies.
  • A strong foundation in international financial reporting.
  • Enhanced credibility and career growth in finance & accounting.

The ACCA DipIFR June 2025 exam is a significant step for professionals aiming to specialize in IFRS. Proper preparation, strategic study plans, and the right guidance can help candidates clear the exam successfully.

Stay updated: Visit the ACCA official website for the latest announcements.

Need assistance with DipIFR preparation? Contact Finpro Consulting for expert training programs!

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