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So confused about test performance vs actual test score!!!!
liberation1st
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This is just venting.... so bear with me (or vent with me)!
I took the October test and didn't get to finish the game section and it bothered me so much. I got a 165 and thought that score reflected my performance. Took the November test and walked away feeling like it was an average PT, not great but not bad either, but got a 165 again! I feel like there is such a mismatch vs my perceived performance. On PTs I've been scoring mostly 170-173, above 175 on half a dozen PTs. I'd be upset when I would occasionally score 167-169, which was low for me. If going by how I feel I did on the test I thought the November test would've been at least a 168-169. As in the lowest. I just don't know anymore and feel horrible.
Anyone else score way below what you PT at?
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yeah... Pretty disappointed about that...
Same thing happened to me-- I feel like something was off/different about that test-- definitely thought I did way better (I did score slightly higher though than October)
I just took the November test and scored about 10 points lower then what I was consistently PTing. Its beyond frustrating when it happens cause you clearly know you can do better.