Went from 168/169 plateau to consistent mid 170s. Took a practice test every day and reviewed the misses. Use analytics to diagnose which question types you struggle with and practice them. Also, when you are taking the test really try to employ what you believe are the best practices, don't worry to much about the score. Treat it as the highest form of practice and continually refine your approach. Hope it works out!
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Went from 168/169 plateau to consistent mid 170s. Took a practice test every day and reviewed the misses. Use analytics to diagnose which question types you struggle with and practice them. Also, when you are taking the test really try to employ what you believe are the best practices, don't worry to much about the score. Treat it as the highest form of practice and continually refine your approach. Hope it works out!