I'm bearing down on the date where I am going to take my test (September 11th). As I still have about 6 weeks to prepare, I want to make sure I'm using that time wisely so I can pass this thing.
I've taken 3 enthuware mock tests so far with the following scores: 50, 67, 61. It shows improvement but not enough to fill me with confidence. The first thing I've planned on doing is up the amount of tests I take to one per week until the actual test.
These prior tests were taken at a staggered rate with maybe a month or more between them. As I have a lot more free time these next 6 weeks I feel confident that I can take a mock test, review what areas need reviewing and retake on a weekly basis.
Tonight I plan on taking one of the two K&B tests that were supplied with the book so I don't burn through all my enthuware tests.
Could anyone share some advice on how they prepared for that final push, particularly if their test scores weren't so fantastic? I think it has as much to do with the frequency of taking the mock tests as it does just outright study and writing bits of code. It's helping me overcome the anxiety of
taking the actual test and giving me some good test-taking strategies so I don't feel that a week per test is too often. If anything it pushes me to focus even more of my time per day toward preparation.
Any thoughts would be appreciated!
Thanks!
-Mark