I don't really "count" blind review scores for much. What matters is your timed scores. You can look at individual questions in review and identify that timing was the issue and that rushing is why you missed it, but honestly the BR score is, in my opinion, a meaningless statistic. Work on getting your timing down, or keeping focused, or whatever it is that you identify as the source of error when you review.
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I don't really "count" blind review scores for much. What matters is your timed scores. You can look at individual questions in review and identify that timing was the issue and that rushing is why you missed it, but honestly the BR score is, in my opinion, a meaningless statistic. Work on getting your timing down, or keeping focused, or whatever it is that you identify as the source of error when you review.