Why it matters
Each paper’s Section B has 20 questions on one or two case studies, worth 40 marks. That’s two marks per question, twice Section A.
A repeatable method
- Skim the questions first so you know what facts to look for.
- Read the case once, slowly. Mark each party, their citizenship, what they own, dates and amounts.
- Name the rule before looking at the options: ABSD for a second property, MSR for HDB, the agent’s duty to disclose.
- Eliminate options that use the wrong party’s facts. Most distractors do exactly this.
Common traps
- A fact that changes halfway, such as a party becoming a PR or selling a property.
- Correct arithmetic on the wrong base figure.
- Answering from general knowledge instead of the facts given.
PassRES includes 100 five-question case studies in the same format. Start with the free sample →