So I've been studying consistently, drill consistently every day about a section a day review and then two passages, vice versa (RC section the 10q LR) ... I've been seeing a huge gap between my first pass score timed sections, vs. my blind review. I've been keeping up on my wrong answer journal, I definitely see an improvement on the way I approached certain question types, but in all honesty I'm a bit nervous because I registered for the October test. Any tips?
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Honestly this is why I don't love blind review. It gives students an inflated score - "Oh, i made a 160 on my PT but a 172 on blind review." Other than identifying whether your issues are timing or execution, I don't think it's super helpful. The only score that matters is one that you can execute under timed conditions. Think about how to get your time in line and where you are losing time; where can you be more efficient? Review not just accuracy but places where you may have spent longer than you needed to on a question. But remember a blind review score is just a hypothetical and will inherently sort of always skew higher than the actual realistic test conditions score.