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Anonymous said...
Just like to say a massive thanks for posting your blogs - I have found them very useful.
Just one question can you choose to answer the questions in any order, ie for E3 can you do you the two choice questions first and then do the Case study?
Thank you for the question. Yes, you can.
Some people find it 'comforting' to do their 'best' question first. This is fine, but make sure you don't use up too much time on (what you perceive to be) your best question.
Please don't answer the requirements (a, b etc.) out of sequence, as it really winds up the marker! The question requirements are in a certain order because the examiner thinks this is the most logical. Quite often, there's a 'storyline' that links the requirements. If you choose to do them out of sequence, you might miss something.
Anonymous said...
Just like to say a massive thanks for posting your blogs - I have found them very useful.
Just one question can you choose to answer the questions in any order, ie for E3 can you do you the two choice questions first and then do the Case study?
Thank you for the question. Yes, you can.
Some people find it 'comforting' to do their 'best' question first. This is fine, but make sure you don't use up too much time on (what you perceive to be) your best question.
Please don't answer the requirements (a, b etc.) out of sequence, as it really winds up the marker! The question requirements are in a certain order because the examiner thinks this is the most logical. Quite often, there's a 'storyline' that links the requirements. If you choose to do them out of sequence, you might miss something.
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