@Kevin Lin and I did a deep dive on @dreph25's analytics for this PT, saw some patterns, and made some recommendations. Wanted to share this with everyone:
Congrats!! For LR I find it really helpful to blitz through the first 12-15 questions as quick as possible, you have to be confident in your ability to do 1 to 3 star questions quickly. Since I started doing that I've never had an issue with running out of time at the end.
I've been having timing issues with RC though. I'm curious, how do you get better at RC and how do you manage your time?
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Congrats!!
Congrats! Feel free to modify my current timing strategy for LR
1-5 in 5 mins
11-20 in 18 mins or so
6-10 in 5 mins or so
Remainder on 21-25
Explicit purpose: Request help about improving timing
Implicit purpose: Flex a great score
Watch the clock hehehhe, I have no doubt you'll be fine on the exam!
@Kevin Lin and I did a deep dive on @dreph25's analytics for this PT, saw some patterns, and made some recommendations. Wanted to share this with everyone:
amazing!!!
you've gotta be kidding me... loll ummmm can you help a girl out??? HOW???
Congrats!! For LR I find it really helpful to blitz through the first 12-15 questions as quick as possible, you have to be confident in your ability to do 1 to 3 star questions quickly. Since I started doing that I've never had an issue with running out of time at the end.
I've been having timing issues with RC though. I'm curious, how do you get better at RC and how do you manage your time?
Nice work!