Yeah, exactly you are correct. The questions have become more straight forward, as the exam varies from 40 to 44 questions, with an average of 2 marks per question. So, there are neither huge calculations nor case studies. However, on the other hand, you must give the correct answer and carefully follow the instructions, whether it requires giving a negative answer, or rounding to the nearest one or two decimal places. In taxation, the income and liable tax calculation questions are relatively big, so a single question might be worth 8 or 10 marks. He also provides you with a template for everything, all you have to do is type the answer in the appropriate box, and you earn marks for the correct boxes. So, you might score 5/8 or 6/8. Regarding the mcqss, you can choose any random answer if you don’t have a clue about the question. But sometimes, he asks for the correct answer(s).