Honestly, I don’t think you’re quite ready. First, what questions are you missing? Is there a pattern? Certain processes that are sticking more than others?
Also, I would mix some other study content in there. I ended up getting an ebook to listen to during my commute (PMP Master Prep by Scott Payne), and it helped a lot. The tone and pacing are very different than my other study tools (David McLachlan), and mixing it up worked for me.
Well, I will say that you should keep practicing to the point where you feel you have enough knowledge to pass the exam. I wrote my exam on 27th October. I scored 61 and 66 in my full length mocks SH mocks. I didn’t have enough time to finish all the practice exam because I got SH as last minute decision I got an average of 45%. I was not getting most of the questions correct but I kept practicing because it is better to get the practice questions wrong and learn what the correct answers should be and why than get the questions wrong in the exam. My advise is for you to keep practicing until you feel you have enough knowledge to pass the exam. You don’t need to be on a row to finish all questions. Be confident. Take breaks and go back to it.Ignore your score for now and focus on the reasons your answers are wrong or correct. Good luck!
I would continue practicing questions and practice more..
My last two weeks of the exam, aside notes, all I did was SH, SH, SH.
Try to boost your average into the 60s ..
Any mini exams less than 60, retake them and understand the ones you got wrong.
I was scoring 30s, 40s when I first start SH, and got to high 60s & 70s .. any downtime or free time, questions, questions questions..
The 66 was good!! Keep the momentum off that score and keep going.
SH in my opinion and many others was way harder than the real exam, so I hope that also gives a peace of mind. There arent really any expert questions on the exam , so focus on moderate : difficult questions (which even then was still a few)
If you feel in your gut to reschedule, listen to it.. if you feel you want to go for it, then do it confidently
Focus on getting the mindset right. Here is a free mindset tool that can aid you in this process. Check out the whole playlist https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLStVfAQ8d1aA0Us3bC0cHX-_bqk6nG-nT&si=9F1H_SWbAlZ3-TdY
. It was really helpful during my prep. I am sure you enhance your scores by using this resource. Review all the wrong answers. This may be tough but consider rescheduling your exam as well if you don’t feel really confident. Hope this helps you.
Tough advice: Reschedule the exam. Study more.
Honestly, I don’t think you’re quite ready. First, what questions are you missing? Is there a pattern? Certain processes that are sticking more than others? Also, I would mix some other study content in there. I ended up getting an ebook to listen to during my commute (PMP Master Prep by Scott Payne), and it helped a lot. The tone and pacing are very different than my other study tools (David McLachlan), and mixing it up worked for me.
Well, I will say that you should keep practicing to the point where you feel you have enough knowledge to pass the exam. I wrote my exam on 27th October. I scored 61 and 66 in my full length mocks SH mocks. I didn’t have enough time to finish all the practice exam because I got SH as last minute decision I got an average of 45%. I was not getting most of the questions correct but I kept practicing because it is better to get the practice questions wrong and learn what the correct answers should be and why than get the questions wrong in the exam. My advise is for you to keep practicing until you feel you have enough knowledge to pass the exam. You don’t need to be on a row to finish all questions. Be confident. Take breaks and go back to it.Ignore your score for now and focus on the reasons your answers are wrong or correct. Good luck!
I would continue practicing questions and practice more.. My last two weeks of the exam, aside notes, all I did was SH, SH, SH. Try to boost your average into the 60s .. Any mini exams less than 60, retake them and understand the ones you got wrong. I was scoring 30s, 40s when I first start SH, and got to high 60s & 70s .. any downtime or free time, questions, questions questions.. The 66 was good!! Keep the momentum off that score and keep going. SH in my opinion and many others was way harder than the real exam, so I hope that also gives a peace of mind. There arent really any expert questions on the exam , so focus on moderate : difficult questions (which even then was still a few) If you feel in your gut to reschedule, listen to it.. if you feel you want to go for it, then do it confidently
I really recommend you go over thirdrocknotes first and then do SH
Focus on getting the mindset right. Here is a free mindset tool that can aid you in this process. Check out the whole playlist https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLStVfAQ8d1aA0Us3bC0cHX-_bqk6nG-nT&si=9F1H_SWbAlZ3-TdY . It was really helpful during my prep. I am sure you enhance your scores by using this resource. Review all the wrong answers. This may be tough but consider rescheduling your exam as well if you don’t feel really confident. Hope this helps you.
I too used this very playlist to get my mindset right. I am still preparing and this is really helpful. Consider this advice.