Really, I am so annoyed that this chapter is in there, with sometimes 18-20 mark questions in exams on pensions.
With so much to learn in the first 13 chapters, this really is a cruel blow.
I realise they want to make exams hard but this really takes the biscuit.
Having spent weekend trying to get my head around pensions, then spending the next 7 days trying to perfect/remind myself of the rest of the course, I now look back at the pensions stuff and find most of it has been forgotten.
I wonder how they REALLY determine who passes these exams. I mean, is it purely on passmark or would they automatically fail people who don't get any marks on an 18-20 mark pension final question?
Since if I get 55-60 marks from the first 80 marks on the paper would that be enough or would they automatically make you fail if you get zero on the last 20 mark question on pensions?
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