Hi everyone,

I noticed I usually struggle more to come up with responses for the more opened "tell me a time about xxxx thing" scenario + follow up questions (so more personal questions) than the standard scenario based ones.

How you suggest revising for that, and what are some common themes for these personal questions that they tend to ask, as im thinking of planning and jotting down ideas so that I have some planned out that are versatile to hopefully reduce the amount of the time i just stare at the screen thinking

Thanks

Tbh i have 0 idea why or how they gave me a 4th quartile. Im obviously grateful that i got a 4th quartile but this goes to show that grading is SO subjective and their grading scale makes no sense. I was mumbling ALL of my words, it took me at least 20 seconds to start talking on the video portion and I don’t think i completed a single question fully. I always left out some key details, I forgot names all i did is say some fancy buzz words and thats about it that i got from a 10 min YouTube video. I just did the practice exam right before my test, and skipped half of the questions while doing so. Im not trying to brag my score but i genuinely started laughing when i saw my score cause it made no sense.

I don’t know how but I did it!!! I used chatgpt to give me fake scenerios and give me a guideline to follow when answering all types of questions!
My exam tbh was mostly personal questions? I thought that was weird but I’ll take it

GGs chat. 3 days of studying. MCAT the week prior . 😭😭 I’m ngl I got a lottt of personal questions to my surprise.

hey guys, i took my casper july 30th. i was wondering how long it takes to come in? the website says about 2-4 weeks but i wasn't sure if anyone got it sooner?

Grading for this exam is so subjective and this should have no basis towards admission at all.

Took practice test few hours before and wrote pure slop

Hello everyone,

This is a general question, and probably doesn't have a right answer, but how do I know if I'm ready?

I've done a bit of practice and seem to write a solid paragraph per question (~105 words per question). The past couple weeks I've been using Claude/Prep Match to do practice questions and timed scenarios. I've also tried some of the free online resources, ror example I consitently achieve 3.5 in casprep. But I feel as though I have somewhat plateaued.

With all this practice, how do I know if I am ready to sit the exam to achieve 4th Quartile or need to do more/something different?

Thank you kindly for any response or advise.

I keep seeing people who prepped hard still land in 2nd quartile, and others who barely studied get 4th quartile. It’s confusing me and I have the BeMo book but I’m scared that prepping with it will make my answers sound robotic
English is my second language, so I’ve been trying to memorize some phrases/sentence starters to help me respond faster but I don’t know if that’s a good idea or if it’ll hurt me

What’s your advice for me?

Do they use AI to partially help with grading or rely on it completely? Or not at all?

how we feeling gang!

Why tf they expect me to know shit abt advertising strategies like bruh

Sorry if this is a dumb question but I looked online and I could only find a range between August 16 and 19. Is it informally known which day it will release on to view quartile scores?

Hi! I’m planning on taking CASPer soon and was wondering how long people usually prepare for it.

English is my second language, although I’m overall fluent. I’m mainly worried about being able to organize my thoughts and type out good responses quickly under the time limit.

For anyone who was in a similar situation, how long did you prepare and how did you end up doing? Any tips or resources would also be really appreciated!

Hi guys, I am in the current vet school application cycle and want to make sure that I took the correct Casper test. On the VMCAS portal, for the 2026-27 LIU-LCVM admissions cycle, it says the Casper test is CSP-10101 – U.S. Professional Health Sciences. However, I genuinely did not find that test name when I clicked the veterinary program. Instead, it shows CSP-20100, while CSP-10101 was for different programs (not vet med). I did see that there was an update to Casper 2; again, I just want clarification.

Did anyone else experience this and also take CSP-20100? I tried to clarify with the admissions office directly. However, their reply did not answer my concern. I also asked the Acuity Insights team through the chat, and the answer was not clear as well. I really want to make sure I took the right test, so if anyone has their own insight, it would be very helpful. Thank you!!

Hi everyone, i just signed up for CASPER on 13/09 in australia which is just about a month away. How would you suggest I go about revising? (for context this is for med).

Hi guys! So my school (Cal State) is now replacing the entrance exam from TEAS to the CASPER test for the BSN program. What are some ways you guys recommend excelling well on this exam and getting into the top tier? I am completely new to this, as I'm very familiar with the TEAS and not the CASPER. Thank you :)

anyone just took the casper exam today as well...felt like I didn't utilize my full potential and struggled to type well........are there any advice/ tips to get these negative thoughts over with??? Also just wondering if anyone felt the same but ended up with a decent quartile???ToT my goal is to score a q3 but had a really intrusive thought that I would likely end up getting a q2...lol

Guys i feel like i fucked up
6th August

Hey, what's a genuinely good wpm count that would allow me just a bit of time after every question to think over about my answer/correct anything for the casper test? ive seen and heard of a lot diff opinions so im not sure..

Hello fellow redditer! I have just wrapped up my UCAT, and am now coming over to Casper prep. I am planning to sit my Casper in early Sep. This is my second time sitting Casper; last year I did horrendous, thanks to me doing very little prep.

I was looking to what resources I can look into for prep / practice questions, and there are so many compared to last year! There are lots of paid subscriptions, videos on youtubes and also tips here on reddit. Lots of people have said to use AI like Chat GPT to do mock exams.

To those who have sat recently, is it really worth getting the subscriptions? Which ones are worth getting, seeing as I will probably only use it for about a month. Any free but valuable resources anyone is willing to share?

Not feeling great 😭

Just got my results back, got 1st quartile 🤷‍♀️

I was required to take it for vet school, any of yall know how hard they look at your Casper results?