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My avg Q in mock exam was 48
But since in the real test Q was my first section, anxiety was killing. I had to write in a very unnatural position, cause the proctor told me to stand still, so I was scared to even move my head lol
I was not focused
For this reason I was thinking that maybe I could try a second time
But since in the real test Q was my first section, anxiety was killing. I had to write in a very unnatural position, cause the proctor told me to stand still, so I was scared to even move my head lol
I was not focused
For this reason I was thinking that maybe I could try a second time
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Just FYI - most people think they can do better on the next attempt. They often focus on their weaknesses from the first attempt but often the overlook to reinforce the strings from the first attempt, resulting into the opposite performance on the second. Since you’re going to take it again, make sure you not only improving the weaknesses but also reinforce the strengths
) - I would recommend reading some good quality classic hard to understand fiction. I would not jump into Dickets or Steinbeck right away but maybe in a bit. I have some of my thoughts shared here: 
