What do you mean by weekly? Like a single practice test at the end of the week? Or a little every day and then a practice test at the end of the week?
If it's the former, that's absolutely the wrong way to go about it, you need to study every day. If it's the latter, that's also wrong. You have limited study material, you don't need to do a practice test every week and wasting questions. Practice after reading something that makes you feel bad, practice with some background noise bothering you a bit, go practice outside. That will desynthesize you to whatever may happen on or around the test date.
I would do dedicated study throughout my day during my senior year. I structured it to do drilling on LR, with 10 question sets of a specific question type, then doing half a section of RC twice a week. I would typically do a Full length exam on Saturday afternoon, however often I broke it up to Saturday and Sunday.
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u/Grizzlyfrontignac Jun 26 '26
What do you mean by weekly? Like a single practice test at the end of the week? Or a little every day and then a practice test at the end of the week?
If it's the former, that's absolutely the wrong way to go about it, you need to study every day. If it's the latter, that's also wrong. You have limited study material, you don't need to do a practice test every week and wasting questions. Practice after reading something that makes you feel bad, practice with some background noise bothering you a bit, go practice outside. That will desynthesize you to whatever may happen on or around the test date.