aidebaobao

I agree. I continued to picture myself on results day reading the bad news, telling my boss and coworkers, delaying grad school, pissing off my gf for another year....

That was enough to put a fire under my as$ to study nearly non-stop. I never felt totally prepared either. You should prepare knowing that EVERYTHING on every page is fair game. You think its not important? It could be an 18 point essay question and your toast.

aidebaobao

Completerly agree with the post.
Just one comment.
Dont think if the exam is difficult or not half way in the first session.Just focus on the next question and try and answer it to the best of your ability.
That happened to me on both L2 and 3.
(I guess that was because I had done really well in L1 exam)

All the time I was comparing how I felt during L1 exam and therefore was very confident that I was going to fail half way in the morning session.I just got lucky and passed without failing but JUST DONT THINK ABOUT IT during the exam.I am sure I have lost some points in both L2 and 3 due to that.
REMEMBER ONE THING : IF YOU ARE WELL PREPARED AND YOU THINK THE EXAM IS DIFFICULT ALMOST EVERYONE IS GOING TO FEEL THAT WAY.So just hold on to it.
All the best.