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Ok, so I know that in questions there is often more marks available than for the actual question (i.e. a 25 mark question has a potential 30 marks, say). I also know that for P2 question 1 is compulsory and you must choose two more of a possible 3 for 25 marks each.
I know that of those 3 questions I’ll know a little of all topics. Say I do Q1, then choose Q2 and Q3 and put my answers down. If I’ve written all I can and I have 10 minutes at the end, is it worth cracking on with Q4?
Basically will I be marked on whatever I write down or will they only mark the first 3 questions and ignore anything else? I’m thinking the only way I’m going to pass this is through strategy.
(I thought I was reasonable on consolidations until I tried example 1(!) in the OT notes).
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