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Thanks Amit.
I should also point out that there's a built-in timer at the top of every question posted in BTG's math and verbal forums.
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I should also point out that there's a built-in timer at the top of every question posted in BTG's math and verbal forums.
Cheers,
Brent
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Amit -- Community kudos points to you. The biggest thing I'd offer is that you need to allow yourself the time to really analyze what it is that the time-based data says to you.
1. Where am I spending too much time?
2. Where am I not spending enough time?
3. What questions should I have cut bait on, taken an educated guess and moved along?
4. Which questions did I rush?
5. Do the timing patterns indicate any foundational holes in my knowledge?
Among others...
Good luck w/ your studies.
-Brian
1. Where am I spending too much time?
2. Where am I not spending enough time?
3. What questions should I have cut bait on, taken an educated guess and moved along?
4. Which questions did I rush?
5. Do the timing patterns indicate any foundational holes in my knowledge?
Among others...
Good luck w/ your studies.
-Brian
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