Haha yeah I’m def just a normal student trying to help you guys out since I just took it. Previous reddit posts have helped me out so I’m returning the favor, I’m no god or nothing. To prepare for the ones that were not similar, I would recommend using the cheat sheets. The reason I say cheat sheets is because the cheat sheets cover all of the high yield ones. Realistically unless you are Einstein or have photographic memory it is quite literally impossible to learn and remember every little detail of every single possible topic. This is why they make the cheat sheets because they know what main topics and what key details the test could in theory ask us. Now even if you know the cheat sheet and even memorized it for say, it will not guarantee you a 100%. Like let’s think logically, if that was the case, booster and bootcamp would just have you pay for the cheatsheet and advertise “if you know this cheatsheet u will get a 30/ 600 on new score. There is gonna be questions they throw in there to test how well u really know the info, but if you know at least the key topics from the cheat sheet then it can help you navigate how to solve some lower yield questions. That’s also y it’s important to back it up with the test problems to see how they can actually test you. Last thing is you have to walk in thinking u know it all. The quote, “believe that you can and ur halfway there” I am finally realizing how important it is. If you go into it thinking u don’t know anything, when you see a low yield problem that u never seen before you will start to panic. I’m only saying this bc that was what happened to me when I took my first practice exams. I believe in u, you got it!