u/Wild_Hour_3328 — reddlx

finally broke 2000s jail

I don't know but something in me just clicked, this from 2050 yesterday :')

HOW TO BREAK 2000s CURSE

so as above, I've been getting 2000+ consistently for like 12 mocks but never broken out of it!!!!! Including 2090 TWICE. Any tips? My best for all of the sections separately reach 800 especially DM which I just can't crack in a full mock. Any help appreciated !!!

u/Wild_Hour_3328 — 2 days ago

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How to break the 2000s jail on medify NEED HELP

Hi so as above...

I've been consistently getting 2030-2090 on my mocks on medify ( I used medentry previously ) and I've done about 7 such mocks.

No matter what I do I feel like I'm STUCK in the 2000s!!!! This happened to me before in the 1900s and what helped was a 2 week holiday which I CAN'T AFFORD TO HAVE AGAIN LOLS .

Any advice would be welcome

I usually get around 650 VR, 650-700 DM, 720 on QR

which is really strange because on subtest mocks DM is my highest BY far reaching like 850.

I know medify is supposedly much harder than the actual thing and that most people score more but I'm worried about scoring LESS in the exam, because I'd be content with 2100+ even better 2200.

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u/Wild_Hour_3328 — 6 days ago

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medify

Exam date: 27th aug

Highest score: 2090

hi, I just had a 2 week break from mocks after doing one almost everyday for about 4, and I used medentry for all of the mocks before my holiday getting to About 1980 as my highest score.

I've just bought medify which seems to be a lot more challenging, and I've only done 2 mocks (1 & 3) and I've gotten 2030 and 2090. I'm worried that the improvement is coming from the fact that the mocks I did are right at the beginning so the scaling is more lenient (relative to the scores people get initially?) I know it's not a huge increase but I finally broke the 2000s, I'm really tempted to get medentry back and retry a mock on there to see if I'm actually improving

Any ideas/tips???

u/Wild_Hour_3328 — 10 days ago

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improving scores

Hiii, I've just been away for 2 weeks where I've been doing bits and pieces of the ucat, and prior to that I've been doing ucat practice for a solid 4 weeks 3-4 hrs everyday. I obviously took a little bit of time off especially for travel, and I have 18 days until my exam from the day I come back (27th aug exam date) is that enough time to significantly improve? I've not broken 2000 but have been getting 1950+ on medentry. I bought medify for the last few weeks now and aim to do anywhere from 4 to 6 hours per day. Whatis best for me to do now and how to target/plan my revision!!??

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u/Wild_Hour_3328 — 13 days ago