Generally, yes. I think one to two PTs a week is reasonable. If you’re scoring high, you could probably do three a week. If you’re doing more than three a week and taking a break day each week, you don’t even have a full day to blind review each test and drill any weak areas. So I think for most people one or two is optimal.
Yes - PTs don't inherently help you improve. Instead, they're really just a thermometer, telling you where you are at a particular point in time. The only improvement really comes from you doing the questions again after in a review-based setting (watching videos, redoing stuff, putting them in a Wrong Answer Journal, etc.). If you find yourself not having enough time to thoroughly review, you're likely doing too many PTs. I'd aim for 1 PT a week, perhaps 2.
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Generally, yes. I think one to two PTs a week is reasonable. If you’re scoring high, you could probably do three a week. If you’re doing more than three a week and taking a break day each week, you don’t even have a full day to blind review each test and drill any weak areas. So I think for most people one or two is optimal.
Yes - PTs don't inherently help you improve. Instead, they're really just a thermometer, telling you where you are at a particular point in time. The only improvement really comes from you doing the questions again after in a review-based setting (watching videos, redoing stuff, putting them in a Wrong Answer Journal, etc.). If you find yourself not having enough time to thoroughly review, you're likely doing too many PTs. I'd aim for 1 PT a week, perhaps 2.