In my opinion, I’d say no, but everyone is a different type of test taker. The way I see it, why would you use your freshest time and energy on the more complicated problems? I feel like that could make you overthink the easier ones because you’ve already gotten your brain into “hard question mode.”

I also find it way more time-efficient to go through the easiest questions/the ones you’re most confident with first. Then, you can use whatever extra time you have on the harder ones and really take your time understanding them, rather than spending too much time on the difficult questions in the beginning and then having to rush through the easier ones at the end.

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to be honest, being in a testing center helped me calm down. everyones there, going through exactly what u are going through, taking the same test under the same conditions. what helped me was disregarding the timer, which i know is hard and easier said than done. think of it this way. you take ur time on 20 questions and have to rush through the last 5, ur more likely to get more right, rather than if u rushed on all 25/26 questions.

and rmbr, none of us are relaxed taking this test lolll. its ok to be a little stressed out, dont let ur stress define u and take control of ur score. you put in this work, youre going to conquer this and MAKE IT UR B#TTCHHHH

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