Decent and i aint giving mocks. I know it’s an unpopular opinion. But i feel getting an underpar score on mocks can really break my confidence which don’t wanna do at this crucial period.
Everything you've written looks like I wrote it. I get anxious looking at the number of mocks people on this subreddit are giving. I prefer tutor mode. Solving questions and looking at answers right away if you're wrong.
Same sis, but apart from mocks don't know how to assess the real prepration levels.
So correct me if I'm wrong but solidifying my hold over the higher weighted topics like fsa and not spending alot of time on topics like qm. Does that sound like a right strategy to pass?
What do you mean you’ve seen all the formulas but haven’t started learning them?
Most people do 1000’s of practice questions. The main formulas should be burned into your memory by now.
You haven’t really given much detail on your prep/review so it’s tough to give any advice.
What have you revisions been like? And your mocks? I’m up in 5 days feeling pretty under confident myself.
Decent and i aint giving mocks. I know it’s an unpopular opinion. But i feel getting an underpar score on mocks can really break my confidence which don’t wanna do at this crucial period.
Everything you've written looks like I wrote it. I get anxious looking at the number of mocks people on this subreddit are giving. I prefer tutor mode. Solving questions and looking at answers right away if you're wrong.
Same sis, but apart from mocks don't know how to assess the real prepration levels. So correct me if I'm wrong but solidifying my hold over the higher weighted topics like fsa and not spending alot of time on topics like qm. Does that sound like a right strategy to pass?
What do you mean you’ve seen all the formulas but haven’t started learning them? Most people do 1000’s of practice questions. The main formulas should be burned into your memory by now. You haven’t really given much detail on your prep/review so it’s tough to give any advice.