My own recomendation
1) Jeremy Pratt books. Ensure they are up to date, read them properly, don't progress to the next chapter until you fully understand and can answer the end of chapter answers.
2) When you understand the subject, google 'Air Quiz', get a subscription and take some practice exams. I didn't see any questions from here in an exam, so it is not a question bank and the questions are generally harder than the real thing; this makes you go back and learn more.
3) Now you know the subject, you can improve you confidence before the test by taking a few papers from the confuser... Edition I have is 2008 and I don't recall seeing any questions replicated exactly in the exams, but it gives you a feel for the format (and tricky wording!!). Having done steps one and two you ought to be scoring very high percentages by this point...
4) Sit the exam... you'll probably walk it
Good luck! Hope it works for you.
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