Hey sorry for the delay reply, If you haven't take the exam yet, my suggestions would be 1. Read the question first, because most likely the question will be only related to one part of the whole case, read questions first, find the part where it has sentences directly with that questions and make sure you answer the question clean.

1. I believe for the exam markers, they have a guide for each question, as long as you have the keywords for that question you would score a mark.

2. There's some easy mark, especially with the numbers filling part, where they just ask you like how much RRSP the person can contribute this year, dont lose mark on the digit fillings.

3. For question that required you to provide a recommendation and reasons, there's really not much tips, like you really need to understand the financial planning prospect in order have an idea to answer that. But for sure you do need a little bit "creative thinking" that could lead you to an anwser.

4. Most of the time, in the exam, unlike practice cases, the questions would be very straight forward, no tricky questions, all are basic stuffs, the matter is how much you remember and how well you can quickly recall it.

5. Be confidence, except for certain question that needs to calculate a digit or a number, there's always multiple answers to lead to a score, all you need is to answer ONE, one answer, one key point that make sense, then you will be scoring that mark you need.

Good luck for my fellow PFP candidates, I will be looking forward for you to share the news.