LOL!
How'd ya go?
It wasn't *that* bad... there was one awesome question that just so happened to be identical to Ch7 Q14 of the textbook... dear Smith and Jones and their partnership and their need for an epic 20-mark Cash Flow Statement. It also just so happened that I had done that question the day before as part of my last-minute revision. Curiously, I got it wrong the day before, but got it correct in the exam (it equaled what it was supposed to equal anyway).
The theory was terrible though... random stuff that I wasn't particularly impressed with, or sure about how to answer properly.
Oh, and there was this practical question with impairment and depreciation under the revaluation model... When I told Prav about it, he agreed on the nature of its hardness... I never even saw an example on it all through the course... there was nothing in tute solutions, textbook examples, or lecture slides about it.
I think I got the impairment loss reversal practical Q correct though... maybe... I was going on intuition and logic a bit... dangerous on a barely-functioning, sleep-deprived brain.
Resolution: study for more than 2 days for my other exams.
Edit: typo failness.