Quick question,
My PT scores overall, and for the last 10 tests especially, have remained constant:
159: 1
160: 1
162: 1
163: 6
164: 1
(in no particular order)
These exams have all been from PTs 55-66, so newer material. All of my BR ranges from 168-172. I have been at this since March, with a diagnostic score of 148. Have I peaked? What can I do to surge another couple points before test day?
I typically take a PT every other day, with BR, LG drills or study of a certain LR question type on the in between days.
Any help would be great!
Comments
If you're taking the Oct test we have just about 2 weeks left. I would taper down to 2-3PT's this upcoming week and then 1-2PT's the week of. I suggest maybe using more PT days to drill your weaknesses.
For what it's worth I'll be cutting back on the PT's a bit, only taking 1 PT per week with really thorough BR's (especially on the two LR sections). I plan on spending the extra time on doing timed LG sections (prob 5 - 6 per week) to make sure my LG is on point for October, and also reviewing some LR lessons in the LSAT Trainer just to make sure I'm not getting sloppy in my fundamentals after being in the PT stage of prep for so long.
Will also add that I would advise taking some PT's in the 70's before October just to get a feel for these newer tests. Good luck to you man it's almost show time!
Nice to know someone else in my shoes. It can be frustrating at times to be stagnant in PT scores, but I always remind myself of the progress made since the diagnostic. I think I'm going to save 67-71 for drilling/fresh PTs in the event of a December retake, and focus on taking the most recent PTs over the course of these last 2 weeks.
Best of luck to you too, let's get 'em
I plan on taking around 6 more PT's between here and the test, but I mostly want to drill the hell out of RC since that's my current weak point.
A few more really good BR sessions may be the only thing standing in our way of that breakthrough score. Keep at it.