I FINALLY broke into the 160s after about 3 months of consistent studying. For context I started at a 152 on my diagnostic, so this feels huge. My official test date is still months away, which means a 174 might actually be within reach now (wild to even type that).
Also gotta brag for a second, none of my sections had double-digit wrong answers this time. (when I took my first PT I missed 12 QUESTIONS in just one LR section lol). Progress is progress!
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This is amazing! Do you mind sharing what changes you made to get to this point?
@YaminiPrasad
When I first started, I wanted overnight improvement, so I was studying 3+ hours a day. That led to burnout fast, and by the second hour I wasn’t absorbing anything at all. I switched to 30–60 minutes of quality studying Monday–Friday, with 2.5–3 hours on Saturday and Sunday. That’s when I actually started seeing improvement.
Second, I swear by The Loophole, that book alone took me from double-digit wrong answers in LR to my first perfect untimed section. Im still struggling with timing, and I’m still not finished with the book, but the jump has been significant.
Lastly, “full-sending” my answers has made a real difference. Once I pick an answer, I don’t switch it unless I can prove it’s 100% wrong and another is 100% right. Hopefully that keeps paying off as I keep studying.
@Sab0613 I like your full send method!
Any tips for RC? 😭
congratulations! I hope you get the score you want!