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I preferred Kaplan as my main text because I thought it explained things more clearly, and the solutions to computations were easier to follow than in BPP. I also thought the BPP practice kit had workings that were a bit too elaborate – especially for group structure diagrams. Kaplan was far more straightforward.
Another vote for Kaplan.
I’ve used both and found Kaplans read, try, repeat with more complexity approach brilliant for ingraining the knowledge for a difficult paper.
When you go into the hall you won’t have the time to be thinking about the mechanics of consolidations so I would advise doing the Pauline and burough high street questions from chapter one of the Kaplan study text repeatedly. I did both of them 3-4 times per week in the couple of months before the exam.
The same questions are in every new version of the text brought up to current standards each time.
Good luck in the exam,
Shaun.
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