I didn't do much with those tests after the CC. I just started doing PTs w/ review. After a handful of PTs, I would evaluate my weak areas and then review and drill those weak areas. I used 42-51 to drill weak areas. PT52-61 for timed sections. And PT62 and onward for PTs/more timed sections.
I think the older tests are great for learning the fundamentals but I feel the newest tests differ enough that your time is probably best spent using newer tests.
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I didn't do much with those tests after the CC. I just started doing PTs w/ review. After a handful of PTs, I would evaluate my weak areas and then review and drill those weak areas. I used 42-51 to drill weak areas. PT52-61 for timed sections. And PT62 and onward for PTs/more timed sections.
I think the older tests are great for learning the fundamentals but I feel the newest tests differ enough that your time is probably best spent using newer tests.