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• The exam is worth 60% of the final assessment for the subject.
   
  
• Note, also, that each question has many parts, and in some cases, sub parts.
   
  
  • Each of the parts/subparts is small, and carries between 2 and 6 marks. As usual, it's an exam which tests breadth of knowledge more than depth. On the other hand, it's hard to really stuff it up.
     
    
  • It is in your interest to try and keep all the answers to each question together in your answer booklet. Please. If only for the sanity of the examiner...
  
   
  
• Revision:
   
  
  1. Old exam papers. Most important.
      
     
  2. Tutorial questions.
      
     
  3. Lecture notes.