^linking one of my previous posts where a lot of people shared really good advice! hope this helps :) happy to chat as well since we're in similar situations!!
@SMAXUS I'm in the same boat. I think it's a matter of 2 things:
Pacing and optimizing where time is spent. I'm trying to teach myself to immediately move on when I start to sense a question being difficult at all. Flow around them like water around rocks and do hard questions last to make sure you don't rush into wrong answers for any easy ones.
Simple timed practice. Like working out, keep doing reps and sets until you naturally are more accurate and faster.
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https://7sage.com/discussion/59980/how-to-close-the-gap-between-score-and-blind-review
^linking one of my previous posts where a lot of people shared really good advice! hope this helps :) happy to chat as well since we're in similar situations!!
Is this good or bad peeps? Has anyone had this happen to them or have advice on how to score closer to BR on first take?
@SMAXUS I'm in the same boat. I think it's a matter of 2 things:
Pacing and optimizing where time is spent. I'm trying to teach myself to immediately move on when I start to sense a question being difficult at all. Flow around them like water around rocks and do hard questions last to make sure you don't rush into wrong answers for any easy ones.
Simple timed practice. Like working out, keep doing reps and sets until you naturally are more accurate and faster.