<p>For E v M, it depends on you. I took E on the May one because I heard from so many people that it was much easier than M. After I finished the test (I had a minute to spare) I was looking over the M stuff and realized that was much more easier than me than E. So basically what I would say is that if you finish the first 60 questions with ample time left, just look quickly on both sections to see which one is easier to you before you actually take it. Or better yet, take a few practice tests and see what you’d do better on before the actual test</p>