LWPartial Marking _ Corporate and business law (English)

I've just attempted section A of the ACCA's specimen law exam within which there were 5 questions where I had to select 2 options from a list of 4 When I selected 2 correct options, I scored 2 marks. When I selected 1 correct and 1 incorrect, I scored …. no marks So it's all or nothing OK? (Thanks for the question - I had previously not known the answer!)

Thanks for the answer. But what about section B where we have MTQs and the answers weigh 6 marks. Won't we score any marks for partly correct answer?

I think that you'll find that those 6 mark questions are subdivided into 2 or 3 separate smaller sections worth 2 or 3 marks per question However, tomorrow I shall access part B and, if I'm wrong, I'll get back to you (I'll get beck to you even if I'm right!) OK?

ok thanks a lot

Just tried question 46 from the ACCA's specimen English law paper It seems that, where you have to select 2 options from a possible 4 available, you get credit for 2 marks if both choices are correct and you get 1 mark if only one of your choices is correct So, in summary, in Section A , it's all or nothing whereas in Section B you score for each correct option that you choose OK?