It depends. The difference in your score matters- if you previously got -2/-3, then that’s not a huge improvement. Are the errors the same ones you had before? Or new ones? Did you feel confident in the answers you previously got wrong and were corrected?
Importantly, there’s a chance seeing the questions pretty recently predisposed you to better remember the answers, so it may not be a great point of reference beyond. I’ve tried to put 3+ months between shared sections and even then, probably more. But that’s just me, I don’t know what is recommended
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It depends. The difference in your score matters- if you previously got -2/-3, then that’s not a huge improvement. Are the errors the same ones you had before? Or new ones? Did you feel confident in the answers you previously got wrong and were corrected?
Importantly, there’s a chance seeing the questions pretty recently predisposed you to better remember the answers, so it may not be a great point of reference beyond. I’ve tried to put 3+ months between shared sections and even then, probably more. But that’s just me, I don’t know what is recommended