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Utterson

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PT Numbers

Post by Utterson » Wed May 20, 2015 10:49 am

Do PT numbers indicate level of difficulty? Where is the best place to purchase said PTs?

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Re: PT Numbers

Post by antiworldly » Wed May 20, 2015 11:09 am

Utterson wrote:Do PT numbers indicate level of difficulty? Where is the best place to purchase said PTs?

Thanks guys
No, all PT's aim to be about the same difficulty. I'd recommend purchasing a few of the PT books from amazon, it's reasonably cheap and if you're like me, you're always looking for items to push your cart over the free shipping limit when you need to buy a $10 cable and don't want to pay $8 in shipping.

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Re: PT Numbers

Post by Cobretti » Thu May 21, 2015 8:22 am

I found the older ones had easier curves. Have heard people theorize that when the new test came out in the early 90s and there therefore weren't official practice tests people were less competitive, but as more tests have been administered and later released as PTs people have been able to prepare more in a kind of arms race. Just take any test from the 90s with a grain of salt, but they're still good practice.

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Re: PT Numbers

Post by ChemEng1642 » Thu May 21, 2015 9:07 am

I've found that "difficulty" on the PTs is subjective. If you're better at RC or LG you're going to find certain PTs easier or harder than others would. Buy and do as many PTs as is reasonable in the given time that you have so you're exposed to everything

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