Not my advice!!! I saw that someone else said it, and I thought it was good "What helped me was a mental shift in approaching sections. Before each section I would tell myself to focus on accuracy instead of getting through all the questions. All the questions you attempt you should be confident in those answers. No point in answering all 26 questions if you rushed through most of them. Focus on getting the first 16 questions in each questions right since those are the easier questions and points to get. Remember all questions are worth one point so focus on getting the easy ones first. After you focus on being accurate on the first 16 you could even guess on the rest of the questions (you will probably still get 3 right from random guessing) and still be able to average a mid 150. After that you will notice you will have extra time to accurately attempt questions 17 to at least 20 and get those additional points. Work smarter not harder. Then review what the questions types are that you a consistently getting wrong even when you spend a decent amount on time on them and drill/do review of the core curriculum for those question types until they start clicking. Long story short change your mental framing in approaching the exam. Through this, I am able to tell myself to focus on accurately answering the first 18 questions in sections and now I am entered into 160s after so long of thinking I was not capable of doing so. I also took a 2 week break to relief some pressure and stress off myself and it was the best thing I could had done. You are capable. Please keep going!"
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Not my advice!!! I saw that someone else said it, and I thought it was good "What helped me was a mental shift in approaching sections. Before each section I would tell myself to focus on accuracy instead of getting through all the questions. All the questions you attempt you should be confident in those answers. No point in answering all 26 questions if you rushed through most of them. Focus on getting the first 16 questions in each questions right since those are the easier questions and points to get. Remember all questions are worth one point so focus on getting the easy ones first. After you focus on being accurate on the first 16 you could even guess on the rest of the questions (you will probably still get 3 right from random guessing) and still be able to average a mid 150. After that you will notice you will have extra time to accurately attempt questions 17 to at least 20 and get those additional points. Work smarter not harder. Then review what the questions types are that you a consistently getting wrong even when you spend a decent amount on time on them and drill/do review of the core curriculum for those question types until they start clicking. Long story short change your mental framing in approaching the exam. Through this, I am able to tell myself to focus on accurately answering the first 18 questions in sections and now I am entered into 160s after so long of thinking I was not capable of doing so. I also took a 2 week break to relief some pressure and stress off myself and it was the best thing I could had done. You are capable. Please keep going!"