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Feed · 04-22-2008, 06:34 PM

I agree with ^^ and ^, or at least that's how I was able to raise my CR score from 560 to 690!

I learnt a lot of vocab (did 50 a day or somewhere around that), did practice tests, and most importantly (yes, as trivial as this seems) I went over my mistakes!

Godfatherbob is very right in saying that you need to recognize your mistakes, and then correct them. There is a pattern in the questions (mostly) and once you acquaint yourself with it I'm sure you'll do better! Like now, I can (almost) always eliminate two/three choices on the questions because I KNOW they can't be the answer.

Long story short: Peruse, practice, and purge.

Don't procrastinate! =]

04-22-2008, 06:34 PM	#10
Feed Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 808	I agree with ^^ and ^, or at least that's how I was able to raise my CR score from 560 to 690! I learnt a lot of vocab (did 50 a day or somewhere around that), did practice tests, and most importantly (yes, as trivial as this seems) I went over my mistakes! Godfatherbob is very right in saying that you need to recognize your mistakes, and then correct them. There is a pattern in the questions (mostly) and once you acquaint yourself with it I'm sure you'll do better! Like now, I can (almost) always eliminate two/three choices on the questions because I KNOW they can't be the answer. Long story short: Peruse, practice, and purge. Don't procrastinate! =]