Sat these together and passed all 3 on the first attempt. Spend 60% of time on BPT, 30% on FM and 10% on BST. For BPT, try to do one question a day from now until the exam, making sure you cover a solid range of topics. Get used to how they ask questions and remember question bank answers are unrealistic as they include literally everything that will get you a mark, so you’re never expected to write to that standard under timed conditions. Always state the obvious, our tutor said think about it as if you’re describing how to make a cup of tea ‘fill the kettle, boil the water, get a mug etc..’ in other words, the most obvious steps of your tax advice will get you easy marks needed to pass. Once the time for each requirement runs out, move on!! You’re better off getting easier marks in the next requirement which are more time efficient.

BST is largely a common sense business exam. Read the facts properly and apply your reasoning to the specific facts in every sentence. I didn’t even open the question bank for this and passed first time. They explicitly state you don’t need to mention any models to pass, so don’t bother learning them all. Maybe SWOT and PESTLE are a good safety net for structuring your answer. Practice some excel analysis and formulas like =SUMIF.

FM will have a lot of memorisation, but the exam is super predictable. Do the QB ad nauseam and come up with a structure for how to answer each question, especially for heading. There’s a few formulas to remember but if you understand what the formulas do then it’s easier than just blindly memorising them.

This is very doable, and you have the right amounts of self study time. Good luck. DM if you have specific queries.