It essentially relies on how well you understand perms and combs, which to be fair is quite hard in MX2.
For probability questions, they can always be tackled using the formula:
\[ \operatorname{Pr}(\text{Event occurs}) = \frac{\text{Favourable outcomes}}{\text{Total outcomes}}. \]
This formula allows everything to be done combinatorially and half-erases the need for intuition. The total outcomes is generally a more straightforward computation. It is the number of favourable outcomes that typically takes a lot more work.
Advice was given on this stuff during my trial HSC lectures. Beyond that, you would need to provide questions to indicate more of where the difficulties are. (Because sadly there's no universal approach for tackling combinatorics problems; only tons of rules of thumb)