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Daily tips

Small tips, said straight.

Short, practical study and test-day tips — the kind that actually change how a session or a test day goes.

Tip 1

Warm up before you drill

Two easy questions before the hard ones unlock your best focus.

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Tip 2

Read the question twice, not the passage

Most points lost aren't missed content — they're misread questions.

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Tip 3

Eliminate, don't just pick

Cross out wrong answers actively — it's faster and more accurate than hunting for the right one.

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Tip 4

Flag it and move on

A stuck question is a time leak. Flag, guess your best, and keep moving.

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Tip 5

Sleep beats one more drill

The night before test day, close the app and go to bed.

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Tip 6

Eat a real breakfast on test day

Two hours of focus needs fuel — skip the sugar crash.

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Tip 7

Know the reference sheet before test day

The math reference sheet is available every question — memorize what's on it in advance.

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Tip 8

Annotate, don't just highlight

Highlighting feels productive. Writing a one-word note in the margin actually is.

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Tip 9

Check the clock every 10 questions, not every 1

Constant clock-watching wastes focus. A rhythm check every 10 questions keeps you honest.

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Tip 10

Stuck on algebra? Plug in numbers

When a math question feels abstract, testing a simple number often reveals the answer fast.

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Tip 11

The week before: taper, don't cram

Final week is for confidence and logistics, not new material.

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Tip 12

Review the mistake, not the score

The number tells you what happened. Reviewing why tells you what to fix.

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Tip 13

Practice your break routine too

The break between sections is part of the test — plan it like one.

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Tip 14

Protect your streak, not your score

Consistency is the metric that actually predicts progress — chase that one.

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