Not as close as some get. But as close as I'm ever going to get since I have no incentive to retake. On my last twenty PTs I averaged just over a -1 with a median of -1 and mode of -0. That said every once in a while I would still run into a game which gave me a hard time and get -4 or so either because I couldn't answer some of that game's questions or ran out of time.
I didn't finish the games on my initial February take.
After the foolproofing, I missed 1 on the logic games section of my September retake.
42 days. I did as Alex recommends, one full new game section a day. I also redid that game section the same day after watching the explanation video, did it again the next day, and did it one last time 1 week after the first take.
It's 42 days because it took a week to finish with the 35th game section which I started on day 35.
I'd build in a rest day each week if I had to do it again though.
I also took and blind reviewed PTs during this time, but didn't do any LR or RC prep.
It felt like plenty of work so I wouldn't push it much harder especially if you still are studying for other sections.
42 days. I did as Alex recommends, one full new game section a day. I also redid that game section the same day after watching the explanation video, did it again the next day, and did it one last time 1 week after the first take.
It's 42 days because it took a week to finish with the 35th game section which I started on day 35.
I'd build in a rest day each week if I had to do it again though.
I also took and blind reviewed PTs during this time, but didn't do any LR or RC prep.
It felt like plenty of work so I wouldn't push it much harder especially if you still are studying for other sections.
Depends what else you got going on and how quickly you can get through the games. I think going a single PT (4 games) worth of games per day is reasonable if you study full time. Then again, sometimes I come across games that take me an hour + just to understand.
You also have to factor in re-doing games you've already done.
I've been doing it quite regularly for the past 8 weeks and I'm on PT 24 now. Hoping to be finished with the whole set by the end of this month.
That's just me--some might work slower or faster, or have more time constraints.
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Awesome, thanks for the suggestions!
@katrakkade441 said:
Are you close to -0 on sections now?
Not as close as some get. But as close as I'm ever going to get since I have no incentive to retake. On my last twenty PTs I averaged just over a -1 with a median of -1 and mode of -0. That said every once in a while I would still run into a game which gave me a hard time and get -4 or so either because I couldn't answer some of that game's questions or ran out of time.
I didn't finish the games on my initial February take.
After the foolproofing, I missed 1 on the logic games section of my September retake.
@forestdearing2017997 said:
42 days. I did as Alex recommends, one full new game section a day. I also redid that game section the same day after watching the explanation video, did it again the next day, and did it one last time 1 week after the first take.
It's 42 days because it took a week to finish with the 35th game section which I started on day 35.
I'd build in a rest day each week if I had to do it again though.
I also took and blind reviewed PTs during this time, but didn't do any LR or RC prep.
It felt like plenty of work so I wouldn't push it much harder especially if you still are studying for other sections.
Good luck!
Are you close to -0 on sections now?
42 days. I did as Alex recommends, one full new game section a day. I also redid that game section the same day after watching the explanation video, did it again the next day, and did it one last time 1 week after the first take.
It's 42 days because it took a week to finish with the 35th game section which I started on day 35.
I'd build in a rest day each week if I had to do it again though.
I also took and blind reviewed PTs during this time, but didn't do any LR or RC prep.
It felt like plenty of work so I wouldn't push it much harder especially if you still are studying for other sections.
Good luck!
Depends what else you got going on and how quickly you can get through the games. I think going a single PT (4 games) worth of games per day is reasonable if you study full time. Then again, sometimes I come across games that take me an hour + just to understand.
You also have to factor in re-doing games you've already done.
I've been doing it quite regularly for the past 8 weeks and I'm on PT 24 now. Hoping to be finished with the whole set by the end of this month.
That's just me--some might work slower or faster, or have more time constraints.