I saw a guy in August say this and he got a great score on the real test. ur avg is way more important than one bad test, the worst thing u can do test week is try and crank out multiple PTs obsessing over getting a great score to make up for the dip, just rest and fine tune
Hi there! First off, I want to reassure you that seeing your score dip a bit right before the test is actually pretty common, especially if you’ve been working hard or feeling a bit more anxious lately. A couple of 165s don’t take away from all the times you’ve scored in the 172–176 range,you’ve shown you can do it.
At this point, I wouldn’t recommend pushing yourself to do more full practice tests to try to force your score back up. Instead, take a look at where you missed points, was it one particular area, or were the mistakes spread out because of timing or focus? If the mistakes are scattered, it’s likely that fatigue is a factor. In that case, the best thing you can do is focus on light review, get plenty of rest, and take care of yourself before the exam. A 165 right now doesn’t mean that’s your new score level.
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I saw a guy in August say this and he got a great score on the real test. ur avg is way more important than one bad test, the worst thing u can do test week is try and crank out multiple PTs obsessing over getting a great score to make up for the dip, just rest and fine tune
Hi there! First off, I want to reassure you that seeing your score dip a bit right before the test is actually pretty common, especially if you’ve been working hard or feeling a bit more anxious lately. A couple of 165s don’t take away from all the times you’ve scored in the 172–176 range,you’ve shown you can do it.
At this point, I wouldn’t recommend pushing yourself to do more full practice tests to try to force your score back up. Instead, take a look at where you missed points, was it one particular area, or were the mistakes spread out because of timing or focus? If the mistakes are scattered, it’s likely that fatigue is a factor. In that case, the best thing you can do is focus on light review, get plenty of rest, and take care of yourself before the exam. A 165 right now doesn’t mean that’s your new score level.