Exam-Day Plan: Time Per Question and Answer Order

Act as an exam strategist. Help me plan how I'll use the time in a specific exam paper, so I don't run out of time or overspend on easy marks.

Exam paper structure (sections, number of questions, marks each): {{PAPER_STRUCTURE}}
Total time, including any reading time: {{TOTAL_TIME}}
My strengths and weaknesses in this paper: {{STRENGTHS_WEAKNESSES}}
What went wrong on time in past attempts (optional): {{PAST_TIME_PROBLEMS}}

Give me:
1. A minutes-per-mark figure for this paper, and a time budget for each section and question, keeping a few minutes at the end for checking.
2. A recommended answer order with reasons (for example, the long essay first while I'm fresh, or quick marks first to settle nerves), based on my strengths.
3. Checkpoints: the clock times when I should be at each stage, written for an exam starting at 9:00.
4. What to do if I'm stuck: when to move on, how to leave a question so I can come back, and how to grab partial marks.
5. A 5-step checklist for the final checking minutes.

Constraints: show the arithmetic for the timings and make sure they add up to the total time. Keep the plan short enough to memorise; finish with a 3-line version I can write on my rough paper at the start.