I did the old 105 exam which is mostly the new CT5.
I knew I'd never finish the exam in time.
I practised on developing speed in answering common numerical questions which helped a bit, but still not enough to finish.
My exam strategy on the day, was to start on the last question, and work forward for the first 2 hours. Then for the last hour to work from the front and go forwards, as there are easy marks to be had (but the questions are small - so not worth much).
Also, because I knew I couldn't finish it, I had the advantage of if I came across a particularly tricky question (say, exposed to risk
), I would write a couple of basic lines (may get 1 mark or 2), then just move on and find one I could answer.
I reckon i only attempted 65%-80% of my 105 exam, but I passed first time.
Go for quality and you shall suceed! (Probably!!!)
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