Similar situation...165 goal but no time for all Games and screwed by RC.. after careful and painful consideration, I decided to cancel. It is truly a hard choice but I think it is a reasonable one. Psychologically, it saves you from 2 weeks of anxious waiting, frustration,etc so you can quickly restore calm and confidence and get back to the fight, it would be hard to concentrate while severely distracted by uncertainty and waiting. Practically, even if you score couple of points higher than expected, you still need to get better to reach your goal, there is no way I can get 165 this time.. even if it turns out I would have gotten165 under such a difficult exam, that means I am very likely to get even better in Nov.. Therefore, force yourself to reveal score fullfills not much but empty curiosity and maybe a sense of “I might lucky for all the DDDDDs I chose” in the back of our minds. It never happens ..

Hang on to it my friend, we are preparing ourselves for Law, we need to train ourselves to make reasonable moves, not emotional. Cancelling is hard BECAUSE it failed to satisfy so many kind of natural emotions.. but I believe it is the rational move. See you in November.

This is test is significantly more difficult than June’s. Especially RC and games( time consuming)...