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Following, I’m in the same boat. My LG is always at -0, RC is at worst -5 from my last bunch of PTs, but has dipped to -3 more often than not. But recently LR has been a total crapshoot with -3 in some sections or -7 on others.
Congrats!!! Just wanted to see what your PT avg score was prior to the August exam.
I'm balancing full-time work and studying, so its a bit hard to study as much as I can, but I'm averaging ~167 and I want to break a 170+ on my real exam.
Congrats on your journey!
How did you drill RC? RC is my weakest point for now, and usually the global inference questions will get me. I am usually scoring now -8 to -7 but I need to bring that up before November. Any other advice regarding this? Thanks!
Hey all, I currently have a discord chat for the Oct/Nov administration for the exam. This is for people who want to score in the 170s consistently.
Please PM me if you want to join. Space is limited so it will be a first come, first serve basis.
Thank you.
@olivianne1999267 said:
As someone who took both the April and June flexes, I can certainly say the tests are closer to the 60s or 70s than the 80s
Is there any data to support this? The 60s and 70s are much easier for me than the 80s
Would love some confirmation on this, thank you.
Hello everyone,
I'm looking to create a group chat (either via iMessage or Discord chat) to form a study group for highly motivated, and actively studying individuals looking to take the October 2021 exam or the November 2021 exam.
I would be looking to meet realistically at least twice a week to try and hammer out some hard questions and strategies.
Currently I am PT'ing in the mid 160 range, but looking to get to the 170 range by October's exam.
Everyone regardless of current PT score is invited, that being said this group will be for those looking to shoot for the 170 score range.
Please leave a comment or message me privately if interested.
Thank you.
What I do to simulate the newer flex tests; I will pick a random section I haven’t done from a PT in the 1-30 range, and insert it randomly into my test. For example, I’ll do an experimental LR section after my LG section of the exam. I’ll do 2 sections, 10 minute break, then 2 other sections to finish with that experimental section mixed in at random. I still check the “simulate flex” option for my most accurate score however I like practicing with 4 sections regardless.
This actually sounds like a phenomenal idea. Can you please PM me, anything else he told you?