Got my score in an email Forum

[lpadr009]

I bombed it. I don't understand how I did so bad I felt pretty damn good. I don't effin understand. Fvck this fvcking test

[bellepepper]

It was a tough one! Can you retake it in December?
Wish you the best.

[lpadr009]

hey i signed up for dec as backup so at least i have that.
i had done 15 pts before the actual exam. im gonna cram 20 more in these next weeks. i hope that's the answer to my crap score

[Monkey D Luffy]

I understand how you feel brotha. I thought the test was okay and I got a fucking 140... Can't fucking believe it....

I'm going to seriously study my ass off for the December one...

[mephistofeles]

I completely understand how you feel. My score is -7 my normal pt score. And by looking closely at the answer sheet, I realized that I might have filled in the wrong bubbles by accident.

[bellepepper]

If you guys don't mind me asking what was your goal score?

Have you taken the test before?

I took the test last December so this was my second time, don't have it in me to take it again hehe.

[lpadr009]

If you guys don't mind me asking what was your goal score?

Have you taken the test before?

I took the test last December so this was my second time, don't have it in me to take it again hehe.

Oct 3 was my first time. July diagnotic of 148. Pting around 156,159,160 (did 15 pts in total).

October score 152.

I'm going to do 20 more pts up til December exam

[mephistofeles]

If you guys don't mind me asking what was your goal score?

Have you taken the test before?

I took the test last December so this was my second time, don't have it in me to take it again hehe.

I was expecting something like 175+, but I only got 169. This is a little disappointing, since it is -7 compared to my normal PT score.

[ugg]

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[nondescript]

Just doing PTs over and over isn't helpful if you're not noticing what you miss and why and drilling weak spots

[mvp99]

did you fill the bubbles correctly?

[Nagster5]

Just doing PTs over and over isn't helpful if you're not noticing what you miss and why and drilling weak spots

I know I'm in the minority, but I disagree with this mentality. If you walk in on test day and haven't taken every modern test available under realistic conditions, you just aren't giving yourself the best shot success. I took a timed 5 section PT every time I sat down to study. Of course I went through and saw what I got wrong, figured out why, and made a concious effort to correct it, but just drilling similar problems over and over seems like wasting fresh PTs to me. I know a lot of prep experts disagree with that, but for me it was definitely the better process.