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How long does BR and then practicing LG's take for a PT?
I took my PT. Then the next day I BR'd it and then I fool proofed the logic games until I got them all correct and at a decent time.
Is reviewing your PT a multi-day task?
PT review time poll
- Do you BR EVERY question?7 votes
- Yes.57.14%
- Only the ones I got wrong.42.86%
- I don't review my PTs.0.00%
- Do you fool-proof the logic games from your PTs?7 votes
- Yes, especially if I got something wrong.57.14%
- No, I just watch the explnation video but don't fool proof them.42.86%
- How long does it take to review a PT, on average?7 votes
- 4+ days0.00%
- 2-3 days42.86%
- 1 day28.57%
- A couple hours at most, b/c I'm scoring pretty high after several months of intense prep.28.57%
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Hello! Can I ask what "fool-proofing" means?
Hey, @lsatslayerfr! Foolproofing is the method where you take a set of games and repeat those games until you have effectively memorized their inferences. It is an excellent way to maximize your score in Logic Games. Our lesson Fool Proof Guide to Perfection on Logic Games explains how this is done.