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Retaking a Digital PT

studyingandrestudying Core Member

June 2020 in General 5254 karma

If you want to retake a PT in digital format, can you do this or do you have to just set up problem sets?

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Theo - Student Service Member Moderator Student Services

June 2020 850 karma
Hi there,

Yes, you can retake a PrepTest in digital format. First, you'll have to delete the PrepTest data with these steps:

Go to the PrepTests page under Resources

Scroll down the list of PrepTests (You can also type "81" in the search bar)

Tap on the PrepTest you wish to delete

Then tap "Delete" as shown below:

I hope that helped. Let us know if you have any further questions!
Mengxuan Alum Member

June 2020 54 karma

Hi Theo,

If I delete a Preptest, will the notes I took stay there?
studyingandrestudying Core Member

June 2020 5254 karma

This does help. Thanks for the answer.

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