@Nathanng Adding onto my comment: I think it's actually a good thing, too. If I get a question wrong twice after seeing it again, it makes me analyze the details even harder to see where I overlooked the first time.

@DDD Definitely reusing some! But, I tend to forget the details of a lot of old questions when I see them again later on.

Hey! As someone whose diagnostic PT was a 144, I was able to bring it to a 172 on my most recent PT. But, I have been studying for more than a year now. Ever since I began to take section testing a lot more seriously, I saw the biggest increases. I made sure to deeply review each question I got wrong (sometimes, I'd take 10-15 minutes analyzing each question) and took at least one section per day. This is my own personal experience, though.

Down! I'll be taking mine this Aug & September

I completely get how you feel b/c I was in the exact same boat almost a year prior. I had a diagnostic of 147, and after ~2-3 months of studying (going thru the core curriculum and all), my PT was like a 145 too. I would say I've improved since then, and it all came down to just drilling more + reviewing fundamentals over time, espc since it takes time for the material to be ingrained. I believe you'll see results if you're patient with the process!