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29 Jan 2007, 14:12
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On the practice tests I do pretty good at verbal, but really bad at math. Math has always been my wekaness. I also think I might get paranoid about the time and rush through some questions. I'm going to try hiding the clock at least for awhile on the next test I do. That said, my test is coming up pretty soon. I have gone through Princeton and Kaplan math books and am now working through the official guide. Any other tips?
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I think you should not hide the clock, and don't look at it either.
Just don't be bothered about it. That you hide it shows your nervousness.
The time given is enough to do the first 25 to 30 questions right, so you should just focus on these questions. Try most to do them right. If you have time, then tackle the rest; otherwise, make intelligent guesses.
This should improve your math score. Most importantly, it improves your confidence.
Just don't be bothered about it. That you hide it shows your nervousness.
The time given is enough to do the first 25 to 30 questions right, so you should just focus on these questions. Try most to do them right. If you have time, then tackle the rest; otherwise, make intelligent guesses.
This should improve your math score. Most importantly, it improves your confidence.
