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Stagnant score.. help!
Although the score sometimes drops 2-3 points from time to time, I've been mostly scoring exactly @ 167.
The problem is that the score never seems to go beyond 167 no matter what I do.
Sometimes I get -0 on Logic Games and get 167.
Sometimes I totally screw up on Logic Games and/or run out of time and still end up with 167.
When I do Blind Review or do the test under untimed condition, more often than not, my score is well above 170.
I am taking the January 2022 test and my goal is 170.
So frustrated.
Any help would be highly appreciated!!!
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in the same boat
Review your take/BR and account for the difference in score. What is happening on your timed run and how can you fix it? What are the specific reasons you missed each individual point? Then tailor your work between PT's to specifically address those weaknesses. Just taking PTs hoping to miracle your way to a higher score won't be nearly as productive.