For the past month, my LR has been a weakness and my RC has been a strength. I went from averaging -4 on LR to -2. My RC stayed pretty stable at -2 or even -1 or 0 at times. Of course, in this PT153 I ace the experimental section, do pretty well in LR, and have an unusually poor scored RC section. This has happened to me once before on PT150. Do I just need to keep trying and one of these days I'll be saved by the unscored section or is there something I should do to avoid this kind of situation? Maybe more RC practice? If I just did how I normally do on RC I would have easily scored in the 170s.

This really hurt because I got to a point in individual sections that I thought consistent -2's were possible but then I did this...it's like I know I have the conceptual ceiling given my high BR and the perfect S4, but I'm just not consistent enough in real time and slipped up on some not-so-hard questions.

The good news is that timing no longer scares me and I've done so many priority drills that hard questions don't scare me either. What I'm missing is that extra little boost to my accuracy and consistency that will help me say goodbye to the 160s for good. My last 3 tests have been around here: 167, 169, 168. I'll usually have one section that is a -1 or -2 but then at least one that will be -4 and knock me down below 170.

Anyways, enough rambling, just thought that a perfect unscored section is not something one sees all the time haha.