So I've been grinding for this for about three months now and I keep hitting a wall on the math portion. First attempt I scored a 58, second time a 61 — progress, sure, but I need at least a 70 to qualify. I work a full-time job so I can only study about 90 minutes on weekdays and maybe 3-4 hours on weekends. My main resources have been a BECE study guide I grabbed from the library and a few YouTube walkthroughs, but honestly I'm not sure they're covering the right topics.
What finally clicked for me on the English and science sections was using a BECE practice test to actually simulate exam conditions — timed, no distractions, then reviewing every wrong answer afterward. But I haven't found a good math-focused practice set that mirrors the actual question difficulty. Has anyone else gone through this cycle? I feel like I'm studying the right material but something isn't translating to test day.
Any exam tips specifically for the quantitative reasoning part would be huge. Is there a topic breakdown somewhere that shows what percentage of questions come from each area? That would help me stop guessing and just fix the gaps.