DMB5mil
Active member
So I'm trying to plan how to tackle each question. From the boards it appears there are two theories on this:
(1) Attempt each problem from first to last.
(2) Sort problems by perceived level of difficulty, then answer from easiest to hardest.
What do past test takers have to say on this subject? Any other methods you recommend?
What about doing problems by topic, topics you are most comfortable with first? I like this method because it sorts by subject (effectively sorting by difficulty like No. 2) but is more methodical than No. 2.
I appreciate the argument that mental energy is wasted by jumping around, but also agree that covering the subjects you know the best is an effective strategy too.
Thanks and good luck to all,
Brian
PS Are the questions sorted by subject on the exam?
(1) Attempt each problem from first to last.
(2) Sort problems by perceived level of difficulty, then answer from easiest to hardest.
What do past test takers have to say on this subject? Any other methods you recommend?
What about doing problems by topic, topics you are most comfortable with first? I like this method because it sorts by subject (effectively sorting by difficulty like No. 2) but is more methodical than No. 2.
I appreciate the argument that mental energy is wasted by jumping around, but also agree that covering the subjects you know the best is an effective strategy too.
Thanks and good luck to all,
Brian
PS Are the questions sorted by subject on the exam?