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My URR score is 65-70% — should I postpone the exam or take it as scheduled?

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Your URR percentage is a reference number, not a real-exam predictor, and URR isn't built to be used like a simulated exam in the first place — see "What percentage on URR means I'm in passing range?" and "Should I trust my URR score from the first attempt or after repeating it?" for the full reasoning.

Short Answer

Your URR percentage is a reference number, not a real-exam predictor, and URR isn't built to be used like a simulated exam in the first place — see "What percentage on URR means I'm in passing range?" and "Should I trust my URR score from the first attempt or after repeating it?" for the full reasoning. The right move isn't judging your readiness off this one snapshot — it's continuing to repeat URR toward 100%.

What You Should Know

Separately, don't treat "I don't feel ready yet" as a reason to push your exam date back either. See It's hard to secure study time due to work/childcare — should I postpone my exam date? — rescheduling rarely helps as much as it feels like it should, since focus tends to loosen rather than sharpen once the pressure is off.

Bottom Line

Neither panic nor postpone based on 65-70%. Keep repeating URR toward 100%, and keep your original exam date unless something genuinely unavoidable comes up.

Four-panel comic for "My URR score is 65-70% — should I postpone the exam or take it as scheduled?": a practice score alone cannot predict your exam result, so repeat URR and understand the questions you miss, and keep your exam date unless a real obstacle prevents it.

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