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20 Jun 2004, 14:09
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its so complicated that no one can tell. which ones you get wrong, the first ones or the last ones. Your best bet is to take the powerprep practice tests and see the results.
my advice is to avoid such analysis and concentrate on your prep. On the exam, do your best on every question and go for it.
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Praet
my advice is to avoid such analysis and concentrate on your prep. On the exam, do your best on every question and go for it.
Thanks
Praet
20 Jun 2004, 21:30
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carsen
Sorry man, I understand the need to know your position, but it is hard to tell. If you take a Kaplan test or PP or PR, it would be much easier to tell your results.
I wish there was an answer
