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- Good Guy Gaud
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Moving through MBE Q's too quickly
anyone else have this problem? Any advice on how to slow it down?
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Re: Moving through MBE Q's too quickly
YES!
did the 200 MBE Barbri set in 4 hours instead of 6.
No. I do not have advice. I just want to say you're not alone. What I am trying to do is to spend longer on the questions that I deem 50/50s and try to lean it to 60/40.
did the 200 MBE Barbri set in 4 hours instead of 6.
No. I do not have advice. I just want to say you're not alone. What I am trying to do is to spend longer on the questions that I deem 50/50s and try to lean it to 60/40.
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Re: Moving through MBE Q's too quickly
that advice sucked.
No. I dont have advice.
No. I dont have advice.
- rinkrat19
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Re: Moving through MBE Q's too quickly
I have the same problem. I find that when I move onto the next question, I can take a second and think "did I rush that last one?" and usually am able to answer yes or no pretty honestly. If I rushed it, I go back and re-read it. I actually change my answer a fair bit of the time.
- Good Guy Gaud
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Re: Moving through MBE Q's too quickly
I'll try this. Muchas graciasrinkrat19 wrote:I have the same problem. I find that when I move onto the next question, I can take a second and think "did I rush that last one?" and usually am able to answer yes or no pretty honestly. If I rushed it, I go back and re-read it. I actually change my answer a fair bit of the time.
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Re: Moving through MBE Q's too quickly
Essentially, I try to solve 17-18 qs per 30 mins. If I find that I've solved 20 in the first 30 mins, it gives me a signal to slow down a little. At the same time, I'm aware that certain problems/subjects require more time -- like property. So really, worst case scenario, if you find you have extra time in the end, go back to the longer hypos, or your weaker questions.Good Guy Gaud wrote:I'll try this. Muchas graciasrinkrat19 wrote:I have the same problem. I find that when I move onto the next question, I can take a second and think "did I rush that last one?" and usually am able to answer yes or no pretty honestly. If I rushed it, I go back and re-read it. I actually change my answer a fair bit of the time.
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Re: Moving through MBE Q's too quickly
Circle questions that you were not confident about. When you have time, go back a take your time on them.
On the actual exam, it is normal to finish with 30-40 minutes for each 100 question sets.
On the actual exam, it is normal to finish with 30-40 minutes for each 100 question sets.