Exam techniques

Q1 There is no negative marking so wrong points simply score zero so write what you think relevant without fear (but stick to the time allocation implied). Q2 If no specific model is specified you will get marks for using any relevant model. Q3 All valid points will attract marks even if not anticipated by the examiner. Q4 Better to use one point per paragraph, but a point will require at least a sentence if it is to be properly explained and to get good marks. Q5 Professional marks depend on both format, decent layout of your points, appropriate use models and professional language. Q6 For longish calculations you will be given marks for correct parts. So, if EVA was wrong because you did not adjust correctly for tax paid you would still receive lots of marks. HTH

Q1 Yes Q4 The key is clarity. To some extent points per paragraph do not matter, but the marker has to be able to identify them. Coalescing several points into one paragraph can make that harder. Sticking to one point per paragraph makes it easier for the marker to identify each point you make.