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Of course. You should be using an approved revision kit in all exams for practice.
There certainly are changes in the syllabus for December 2019, but if you buy a Revision Kit that says it is valid for December 2019 then that means that it will have been updated for that exam.
Thanks for this Sir. Which is better to take first? TX-UK or PM? I am still torn between the two for September.
@cindy1228 said:
Thanks for this Sir. Which is better to take first? TX-UK or PM? I am still torn between the two for September.Thats an individual choice and will depend on your preferences. If its gonna be your first skills module paper, then i’d go with TX-UK. Its comparatively easy, as its all about rules & calculations. PM is more about subjective judgement, and requires a completely different approach than TX.
Then again, it depends on individual preferences & capabilities. In the end, you have to attempt all of them.@f6ali said:
Thats an individual choice and will depend on your preferences. If its gonna be your first skills module paper, then i’d go with TX-UK. Its comparatively easy, as its all about rules & calculations. PM is more about subjective judgement, and requires a completely different approach than TX.
Then again, it depends on individual preferences & capabilities. In the end, you have to attempt all of them.Thanks for this. This is my initial plan actually but since TX-UK is new to me I am confused but with this I am sticking with this.
@cindy1228 said:
Thanks for this. This is my initial plan actually but since TX-UK is new to me I am confused but with this I am sticking with this.You are welcome.
The key to pass TX is practice, practice & practice. An approved revision kit along with past papers should be enough.
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