Hi Jay_Camp, I might not be the person you are hoping for, as I have been scoring in the mid 150s. I just took the July 15th digital version, and will get my score on August 28th. In the meantime while I wait, I want to work on LR more. I got LG down as good as I ever resolving that I will always have time issues. The RC seems manageable, but my weakness seems to be LR, and I have not found a good strategy to improve. Even after I listen and read explanations, I am still not convinced I won't make the same mistake again. Please consider having me join your small group. I'd like to discuss the questions with someone who is doing as great as you -- remst43@.com

Good luck achieving your goal!

Beforehand, I was so nervous to get the digital, but when our testing site was delayed due to technical issues, I had time to mentally prepare. In fact, I really loved the digital experience, BUT a few things could be improved or if you will be taking the test soon, you can prepare yourself:

There is a short tutorial, but it doesn’t cover everything and it goes so fast, I missed a few key items, which under normal relaxed circumstances is not a problem. For example, there are a few options to use highlighting. I only used yellow because I didn’t have time to experiment. It is annoying and temperamental at times. There is a way to flag the question, which I caught on to later in section 2.

Even though the Interface is simple and awesome to work with, there is no chance to get familiar with it before you are thrown into it. I lost time learning which way I wanted to use the options.

Lastly, for RC digital was awkward because I had to take notes on my scratch paper next to the digital device. I missed not being able to jot notes down right on the passage.

Slight strategy adjustments needed but will be super awesome once we get used to it. Good luck all!

Nice summary of the test version I also took. Just wanted to comment on your impeccable memory... ;)

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I had LR LR LG LR RC

The first LR was brutal.> @ said:

I had three LR sections. The real reading comp and LG sectionsare:

LG: technicians to patients, Tuesday/Wednesday robots showing

RC: Pei and Louvre, History and General Laws, Disclosure Requirements, and Nutrition and Cancer.

Hope that helps! For LR I had two sections with 25 Qs and one with 26, and found the 26 one the hardest and the other two relatively easy.

I had the same test as you!! I found the LR (26) the hardest as well; hence, I am hoping it was the experimental!