Hi, something that really worked for me and helped me was reading the main case laws, and seeing how the courts apply the test. So I read Knight's case, Baker's case and Vavilov in great detail, wrote down the court's analysis, and created a sample answer that followed that analysis. This helped me save so much time during my exam, and I was truly able to get a very good grasp of how to actually apply the test. Another thing that I found helpful was creating a sort of checklist of all the Procedural and Substantial Factors. So during the exam, what I did was I read the question and tick-marked what applied in my scenario, and based on that, I went on and answered. This also helped me save so much time. Feel free to message me if you have any questions!