The question "how many nets should I get?" has no single answer for everyone. Your goal depends on the program you want to attend. The method in this article helps you turn the goal into a concrete number.
1. Decide on your target programs
Pick a few programs you want. Look at these programs' base scores and success rankings over the last few years.
2. Find the score and ranking you need
Determine the approximate score that corresponds to your target ranking. In the score and ranking calculator you can try different net combinations to see which net reaches that score.
3. Distribute it by subject
Divide the total goal among subjects. Set a higher target in a subject you are strong in and a realistic one in a subject you are weak in. Since Basic Mathematics and Turkish have high coefficients, these two tests take an important place in the target.
4. Track it with practice exams
- After each practice exam write your per-subject nets in a table.
- Find the gap to the target and give time to the subject with the biggest gap.
- Look at the average of the last few exams, not a single exam.
Update your goal from time to time: as you progress you can raise it, and if needed make it more realistic.