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30 Sep 2015, 22:33
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This happens many times. immediately after seeing the solution it strikes me that oh I know that. Then y i got that one wrong? Why this didn't strike me during my practice test.
Is it because of lack of practice or somewhere wrong with my concepts ? I think the time pressure and test mode is responsible for this. Can anybody add something useful for me to avoid such mistakes and to improve the scores.
BTW my "Avg" practice test scores are in the range 42Q, 32V.
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Jimmy
Is it because of lack of practice or somewhere wrong with my concepts ? I think the time pressure and test mode is responsible for this. Can anybody add something useful for me to avoid such mistakes and to improve the scores.
BTW my "Avg" practice test scores are in the range 42Q, 32V.
Regards
Jimmy
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Yes, from time to time that happens to everyone but I feel it really is more likely to hit some people than others. Not sure if the mind just works differently but for some reason people do suffer from this block (I don't think it has to do with practice or number of questions attempted).
My only recommendation is to really make sure that any time you see similar question again, you don't make the same mistake and you don't freeze. Moreover, I would suggest you create a check list of items to check against the question if you cannot solve it (e.g. does it have something to do with a 0, is it about odd numbers, etc, etc).
That's all I got man
P.S. Like most magic tricks or riddles - they look easy after you know the answer
My only recommendation is to really make sure that any time you see similar question again, you don't make the same mistake and you don't freeze. Moreover, I would suggest you create a check list of items to check against the question if you cannot solve it (e.g. does it have something to do with a 0, is it about odd numbers, etc, etc).
That's all I got man
P.S. Like most magic tricks or riddles - they look easy after you know the answer
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