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I stopped ICAS after 10 exams. So never did the final 2, as I left accounting. At any level, I felt that mock exams (not necessarily the practice tests in the notes) were representative of the marked exams. The nature of the exams changes from level to level. TC is MCQ. Next level (was it TPS?) in year 2 are word problems, i.e. you get the scenario and need to figure out the solution. If you make a mistake along the way, they'll continue with your error so you don't lose all the marks. Year 3 (last 2 exams) is an even freer format afaik where you get a scenario and develop a lengthy analysis. My biggest challenge was always time. They seem to select on how fast you think and write rather than quality of thought. ICAS does share old exams through their portal btw. We used them for self-study practice. I would not look for resources outside of ICAS material, as you're being tested strictly on their teachings. Sometimes knowing too much/alternative ways can be a hurdle in ICAS tests rather than a help.

I don't know. I'd reckon by joining a firm that offers the possibility to train with ICAS, for example through a grad scheme. Check out: www.icas.com/