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Dalaal February 19, 2020

Reviewing the explanation

I reviewed the explanations for the questions which I got wrong, but should I also review the explanation for the correct answers? Wouldn't that be time consuming?

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SamA February 19, 2020

Hello @Dalaal,

Reviewing the questions that you missed is a great strategy. Learn how you could have answered correctly, and apply this knowledge to similar questions in the future.

I don't think you need to revisit the questions that you answered correctly. Maybe if you took a wild guess or reached the right answer on accident, you should take a second look.

For the most part, getting the right answer means that you approached the question correctly. There is not much to gain from repeating the same LR questions or RC passages. For logic games, I would recommend doing the same games repeatedly until you master them.

April 11, 2020

hi how can I see how I scored on the main point questions?

Brett-Lindsay June 26, 2020

So far, I've read every single explanation and post for every question (including the daily drills), regardless of whether I've answered correctly. While some of the reading hasn't borne fruit, a surprising amount of it has been very valuable. I feel that I've got a significantly better grasp of the test in only a week's practice.