<p>@KaranMIT It’s really all about Barrons. Do all of the practice tests and really review why you got a question wrong. Was it a concept you didn’t understand? Did you not understand the wording of the question?</p>
<p>Make a little note sheet with the concepts you are missing regularly. Try to go over those concepts and then do more problems in those areas. Review the note sheet a few days before the test. You should be able to think to yourself “Oh, yeah, _<em>__! That means they might ask me these types of problems. I know this concept and how to apply it to </em> types of problems.”</p>