High scorers (170+), what was your starting point? Forum
- QuentonCassidy
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Re: High scorers (170+), what was your starting point?
174 ---> 180
LG was actually the only section that I always aced (even in the initial diagnostic), so all my improvement came outside logic games.
LG was actually the only section that I always aced (even in the initial diagnostic), so all my improvement came outside logic games.
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Re: High scorers (170+), what was your starting point?
QuentonCassidy wrote:174 ---> 180
LG was actually the only section that I always aced (even in the initial diagnostic), so all my improvement came outside logic games.

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Re: High scorers (170+), what was your starting point?
QuentonCassidy wrote:174 ---> 180
LG was actually the only section that I always aced (even in the initial diagnostic), so all my improvement came outside logic games.

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- Rupert Pupkin
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Re: High scorers (170+), what was your starting point?
QuentonCassidy wrote:174 ---> 180
LG was actually the only section that I always aced (even in the initial diagnostic), so all my improvement came outside logic games.

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Re: High scorers (170+), what was your starting point?
Low 140s to 175 on December 2016 test. I studied off and on for about two years (around full-time work and parenting). The test is totally learnable if you have the time to learn it.
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Re: High scorers (170+), what was your starting point?
For you guys who started out low, could you tell me how you approached a full test when you introduced timed restrictions? Did you try to do as many as you could accurately, sacrificing the ability to get to all the questions? I've studied for a long time, and I'm still stuck with a low score.I know the fundamental steps on each section, but I feel like part of my problem is that I try to get to every single problem instead of just slowing down (extremely if necessary) in order to get better with accuracy while still doing fully timed test.
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Re: High scorers (170+), what was your starting point?
are you an alien?QuentonCassidy wrote:174 ---> 180
LG was actually the only section that I always aced (even in the initial diagnostic), so all my improvement came outside logic games.
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Re: High scorers (170+), what was your starting point?
around 130 diagnostic
received low 170s on the last administration
missed out on a high 170s score mainly due to an LG pattern game.
received low 170s on the last administration
missed out on a high 170s score mainly due to an LG pattern game.
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Re: High scorers (170+), what was your starting point?
159/160 (can't remember) - 175
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