Ultimate PAT Prax-> Royal Flush CDP?

[imbackasd]

Has anyone finished all the CDP Royal flush problems (over 2k worth of problems) and seen good results? I want the most practice I can get

Any thoughts on CDP Royal Flush edition over others

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[xtra333]

I have not finished the Crack PAT royal flush, but to me, the hole punching has many half folds and 1/4 folds, which is similar in quality to the problems you get in achiever. I have been scoring in the low 20's , so I want better practice so I upgraded to the royal flush edition.

Overall, the pictures on the angle ranking seem grainy like the achiever quality pictures. I think that should be plenty of practice problems.

Note that the royal flush edition does not include any additional top front end or keyhole questions. so you need to buy something else if you want those questions.

I started playing with the questions today. let me know if you want any other help.

 

[Adamsswag]

I have the royal flush edition, and i think repetitive exposure to the angles (differentiating the angles that are within 3 degrees of each other, which is a bit too challenging compared to the real dat) definitely helps your brain adapt to the visual cues to look for in angle ranking problems. It also increases your speed and quickness with the hole punching and cube counting... Even a competition mode to see how you stack up against others practicing for the PAT. TFE, key hole, and pattern folding can be learned through the 10 practice tests as long as you go back and analyze exactly what you get wrong. I think its the only investment you need to make for studying the PAT section

 

[sacapuntas]

Am I the only one who thinks thousands of problems for PAT is overkill? Do any dental schools care if you got a 21 or 25 on PAT? To me it seems like you are better to spend your time reviewing the sciences. But, to each his own.