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08 Sep 2020, 19:42
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Hello everyone,
Unfortunately I did bad on my first online exam (450, Q35, V17, IR4) because I did not prepare well and was too anxious about it. My highest score in mock exam is 570 (Q41, V27, IR8). My goal is to reach 650+ (Q49+, V30+, IR5+), and my next in-person exam date is Oct. 27th which is 49 days later. I would like to know how to prepare for the test in such short period of time. What section should I spend the most time on? and how should I plan time for each section according to my case? I am confused and don't know where to start now. Thank you very much for the help.
Unfortunately I did bad on my first online exam (450, Q35, V17, IR4) because I did not prepare well and was too anxious about it. My highest score in mock exam is 570 (Q41, V27, IR8). My goal is to reach 650+ (Q49+, V30+, IR5+), and my next in-person exam date is Oct. 27th which is 49 days later. I would like to know how to prepare for the test in such short period of time. What section should I spend the most time on? and how should I plan time for each section according to my case? I am confused and don't know where to start now. Thank you very much for the help.
09 Sep 2020, 22:13
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RayLei412
Hi Ray anxiety can really reduce your performance.
In these 49 days focus more on official guides and standard prep materials. Do maintain an error log.
For the first 10 days focus on accuracy and concepts and for next 10 days time yourself. Once you start using timers you will realize the concepts you take time on those can be re-visited and revised. Once you exhaust all official prep sources revisit the ones you got wrong or took more time. Retake them and track your progress. Try to simulate test conditions at your home and give at least one mock a week. The more you simulate the exam conditions the less anxious you will be.
Hope this helps. All the best!!!!
10 Sep 2020, 11:06
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RayLei412
Hello everyone,
Unfortunately I did bad on my first online exam (450, Q35, V17, IR4) because I did not prepare well and was too anxious about it. My highest score in mock exam is 570 (Q41, V27, IR8). My goal is to reach 650+ (Q49+, V30+, IR5+), and my next in-person exam date is Oct. 27th which is 49 days later. I would like to know how to prepare for the test in such short period of time. What section should I spend the most time on? and how should I plan time for each section according to my case? I am confused and don't know where to start now. Thank you very much for the help.
Unfortunately I did bad on my first online exam (450, Q35, V17, IR4) because I did not prepare well and was too anxious about it. My highest score in mock exam is 570 (Q41, V27, IR8). My goal is to reach 650+ (Q49+, V30+, IR5+), and my next in-person exam date is Oct. 27th which is 49 days later. I would like to know how to prepare for the test in such short period of time. What section should I spend the most time on? and how should I plan time for each section according to my case? I am confused and don't know where to start now. Thank you very much for the help.
Hi Ray anxiety can really reduce your performance.
In these 49 days focus more on official guides and standard prep materials. Do maintain an error log.
For the first 10 days focus on accuracy and concepts and for next 10 days time yourself. Once you start using timers you will realize the concepts you take time on those can be re-visited and revised. Once you exhaust all official prep sources revisit the ones you got wrong or took more time. Retake them and track your progress. Try to simulate test conditions at your home and give at least one mock a week. The more you simulate the exam conditions the less anxious you will be.
Hope this helps. All the best!!!!
[quote="chaitralirr"] is right , Go for OG first, Find your weak Area , Work on improving it.
This is always a best strategy,
