IAS standards

P7 has always required a sound knowledge of IAS and IFRS. You need not bother knowing the titles nor the distinguishing numbers, but you should know the accounting treatments of the items covered in a standard.

The standards necessary for P2 are exactly those necessary for P7. The P2 course notes (and possibly too the F7 course notes) should bring you up to speed with accounting treatments

Without knowing whether it appeared in December or not, I suggest that a good one to know would be IFRS15 but you know better than I whether it came up in the exam

IASPLUS is a good site to look up any standards where you may feel that the course notes or your other available study material is lacking

Finally, although the exams are not assessing the quality of a student’s English (and you’ve omitted an occasional letter and most of the punctuation) it really does upset me when people say (or even write) something similar to what you have written here:

“when i thought i would of comfortable passed.”

I’m not bothered about the missing capital letters in “I” but do you really believe that “of” is the correct word?

Any particular treatments? No, not really. Put it this way, the more you know, the less frightening it should be! You can never know too much but, if you do, you need to be very strict with yourself when it comes to time management in the exam