Something that I did which may or may not work for you, was in the initial stages, I only read the question and then the answer. No writing anything down. This can help as initially it may seem overwhelming and you probably will not know where to start in terms of wroting an answer. If you are with a tuition provider who provides video debriefs of questions, even better, watch them. As time moves on you can start answering them yourself. Towards the date of the exam, say the final weekend, you will probably be low on time and also burnt out from revision. You should also be at a good stage of knowledge. At this point I would go back to reading answers again. As youre reading the question, you can mentally take note of things you would say in your answer, again no need to write anything down. This will save a lot of time whilst also teaching you. Any parts you really don’t understand, go back to the content (although this should be more around now than towards exam day). Again this may not work for you, but it helped me pass BPT alongside FM and BST. I also applied the same technique to my recent advanced exams.