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I'm completing my full-lengths with a crapton of extra time at the end of each section. I'm ending most of my sections with anywhere from 25 to 50 minutes left over, mostly leaning towards the ~40min range. While taking the FLs I've just been going on the next section immediately (unless there was a calculation I wanted to make sure was done correctly).
On the AAMC FL 1 and NS 1-4 I've been scoring in the 511-516 range, so it's not to do with me skipping over things I don't know. On the real exam I know I'm going to use my time to go back and look over my questions, but I don't want to do something I haven't been doing already during my FLs. So going forward, what's the best way to utilize this time? Any specific type of questions I should focus my time on and others I shouldn't (out of fear of over-thinking and switching a right answer for a wrong one).
Any advice would help!
On the AAMC FL 1 and NS 1-4 I've been scoring in the 511-516 range, so it's not to do with me skipping over things I don't know. On the real exam I know I'm going to use my time to go back and look over my questions, but I don't want to do something I haven't been doing already during my FLs. So going forward, what's the best way to utilize this time? Any specific type of questions I should focus my time on and others I shouldn't (out of fear of over-thinking and switching a right answer for a wrong one).
Any advice would help!