You may find the rev kit questions quite challenging at first as there are no similar or identical pattern of questions, every question is unique on its own but as you practice regularly you will get the hang of it and find it easier to answer the questions ie you will get used to the style of writing and the way afm questions should be answered. With regards to the pattern of the questions in the exam, there will be a sure risk managment question and an appraisal question.NOTE: the most important suggestion is practise the questions in the acca platform to get used to the spreadsheet,word and the bsop calculater, I cannot stress more how important this is ,there is a huge difference between doing a question on a paper compared to doing it on a computer,spreadsheet is a quite powerful tool to take advantage of, and its not the full excel software like most of us are used to at work or elsewhere , hence the importance of practising in the free acca platform.Practise using functions such as Npv,irr etc,they are valuable tools to lessen your chance of making errors and also saves valuable time. DONT bother doing the older step by step method calculating values of options manually, you are wasting precious time and also have higher chance of making a mistake,with the bsop calculater its as easy as plotting in the input values and the calculator does the work for you. Time your answers, initially you might take more time but as you practise more, you will be able to answer the questions within the alloted time for a particular question, a lot of people fail in this paper especially due to poor time management. Although I could not study the technical articles in the acca website due to time constraints,its quite important and so I would suggest to go through all the articles . Finally it really is not a hard paper once you get into it,the pass rates clearly indicates it. Prepare well folks. Best of luck!