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Hello kim, i have a doubt with respect to the Revision kit questions.
So as Chapters 1-9 in the OT notes covers REGULATION, LEGAL MATTERS AND QUALITY CONTROL, can i work out the Part A and B of revision kit questions after completing the 9 chapters notes in OT. Part A and B covers Regulatory environment and professional and ethical considerations.
Or do you recommend finishing the entire lectures and then starting with the revision kit questions?Another question, my June sitting for AAA exam might get cancelled due to current Corona Virus situation. And i have revision kit which is valid until June 2020.
If my exam is postponed to Sept 2020, will the current version revision kit be applicable?“Doubt” isn’t a very good title for a post – please try to make it specific to your question. I do not have the kit you refer to but are you sure it is not split between “section A” and “section B” Qs meaning sections A and B of the exam? Not the syllabus areas?
According to the syllabus:
Section A – Candidates will be required to address a range of requirements, predominantly from syllabus sections A, B, C and D …
Section B – One question will always predominantly come from syllabus section E … The other section B question can be drawn from any other syllabus section, including A, B, C, D and F.So you should be able to attempt revision questions on “ethics” (for example) but you will have to have studied syllabus area D, in particular, before attempting a casestudy (50 mark) question.
You completely misunderstood what i asked.
I meant BPP revision kit and not the syllabus areas.
Part A and B covers Regulatory environment and professional and ethical considerations.
And chapter 1-9 of OT notes covers REGULATION, LEGAL MATTERS AND QUALITY CONTROL and ethics.
So what I’m asking is if i can work out the Part A and B of revision kit questions after completing the first 9 notes in OT.And No; BPP kit is not split between Section A and B. It contains a variety of questions with 20,25 and 50 marks and not split according to exam Section A and B
I think you have answered the Q for yourself then – if a kit separates out syllabus areas A and B then yes that should match with chapters 1-9.
The 50-mark Qs will be the section A questions. The 25-mark Qs should be exam style and standard section B questions (unless otherwise indicated) and the 20-mark Qs are no longer exam style but useful additional question practice.
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