All 32 chapters #
Every chapter, its class, its expected weightage, and a direct route into practice.
Where the marks are #
42 questions are accounted for across 29 chapters; 3 chapters have no published figure.
The expected-questions column is the closest thing to a revision priority order this syllabus gives you. Chapters expecting three or more questions repay time at several times the rate of the single-question chapters — but the single-question chapters are usually short, which is why they are worth clearing early rather than skipping.
Note that 3 of the 32 chapters leave the expected-questions cell blank upstream. Those are shown as “—” rather than filled with an estimate.