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I know about how OFR works but supposing I realize my error after I’d made follow on calculations, can I point this out to the examiner so I secure that mark? If so, how? Note? Reference? In my assumptions?
OFR is not a standard acronym (apart from the Office of Financial Research!), and so I do not know what you are referring to.
The marks are always for your workings, and so if you make an error you will lost a mark for the error, but you will still get full marks for all the later workings if you are doing them correctly (albeit on the wrong figure).
Just obviously always make sure that your workings are easy for the marker to follow.
Oh apologies I meant own figure rule.. thanks
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