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Hi,
I am about to start revision for SBR and would like some advice with regards to the revision strategy. Apologies if this has been asked before.
Will it be sufficient to go through the OT notes and lectures and then practising lots of past paper questions?
The complete text (Kaplan/BPP) looks intimidating and very lengthy. I cant see myself absorbing it with the time constraints I have. I feel tempted to use it only for additional practise questions after watching the OT lectures. If I do need to read it then I would greatly appreciate any signposting to relevant topics.
Many thanks
Hi,
With a subject like SBR then I definitely think that the study text is a massive help as it is such a huge syllabus. I’d work primarily from our class notes and then supplement your knowledge through reading the study text if there is something that you aren’t 100% sure of and answering the examples/illustrations in each of their equivalent chapters.
You will find that even when you’ve done this answering the exam questions themselves is still a big challenge as it is a very tough exam. But again this is where you can then fill any gaps in your knowledge by looking back through the study text.
Hope this helps.
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