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I have recently given P4 exam and I am not confident of passing it this time and this was a second attempt as well. In my first attempt i scored 49 but this time i am not expecting above 50. Could you suggest me how do i start studying P4 again. I have understood the concepts but in exam the questions are quite lengthy and i tend to forget my learnt concepts. I want to prepare myself for sept exam. Please could suggest me an exam retake approach. I have done most of the pnr questionsThe only way is a combination of studying and practicing.
Have you watched all of our free lectures, especially the lectures working through several question 1’s from recent past exams?
I assume by pnr you mean that you have worked through all the questions in your Revision Kit? (If not then you must buy a Revision Kit and work through all of the questions). If you have already done that then I do suggest that you buy a Revision Kit from one of the other approved publishers so that you have different questions to practice).
Any problem, do ask in this forum and I will try and help.
Hi John,
I generally do self study and take guidance from your lectures in the chapters i face difficulty. I hadn’t seen ques 1 lectures here which i can start now. And yes by pnr i mean revision kit. I was studying from bpp revision kit but i hadnt done all the questions mostly 50 marks ones. Thanks i can focus on these points
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