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27 Jun 2005, 18:06
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well I studied for 8 months, I got 4 different books on it and reviewed each question I got wrong until I knew it by heart. Even my scores for the kaplan and princeton review diagnostic exams said I would do better than that! This is also the second time I took the test. I don't know when I plan on taking it again but am very disappointed in myself. I was shooting for a score in the 700's I don't know how I did so bad. But I guess this is proof for some people that not everyone does well.
27 Jun 2005, 18:52
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Sorry to hear this. 530 is not a poor score but i know how you feel especially since your target was to make the 700 cut.
Perhaps when you cool down, you might want to sit, analyze and share what you did wrong such as
1. Did you run out of time?
2. Did you practise under timed conditions?
3. Did you get enough rest before the test?
4. Did you lose stamina during the test?
5. What were your specific prep strategy?
6. Were you nervous?
7. What areas of the test (RC, SC, CR, DS or PS) did you find rather challenging
...to mention a few.
I am sure the experts on this site can help you and advice you towards re-taking the test if you intend to do so.
Also note that sharing your story (good or bad) would help motivate you and prepare others who are still looking forward to their test day.
Perhaps when you cool down, you might want to sit, analyze and share what you did wrong such as
1. Did you run out of time?
2. Did you practise under timed conditions?
3. Did you get enough rest before the test?
4. Did you lose stamina during the test?
5. What were your specific prep strategy?
6. Were you nervous?
7. What areas of the test (RC, SC, CR, DS or PS) did you find rather challenging
...to mention a few.
I am sure the experts on this site can help you and advice you towards re-taking the test if you intend to do so.
Also note that sharing your story (good or bad) would help motivate you and prepare others who are still looking forward to their test day.
