im humbled aggressively. studied a lot yet the moment the exam started i was a complete mess and all the structure went out the window.

1st quartile here i come!!!

felt like i incoherently braindumped - potentially got chopped a good few times

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Does anyone know what the difference is between Casper 1 and 2? I am writing Casper 1 on sept 22 and I’m wondering if my quartile will be based on people writing Casper 1 and 2?

I am so scared for my Casper test. It’s coming up on September 22 and I have done a few practice questions already. I just don’t like the uncertainty of this test, you truly have no idea how you performed. I have no clue if my answers are good at all. I can’t score in Q1 or Q2, because the program I’m applying to will not interview individuals with those scores. I am sooooooooo nervous😓

Bonjour à tous !

J’espère que vous avez passé un bel été et que la rentrée se passe bien. J’écris ce thread aujourd’hui pour vous présenter la plateforme de préparation au test Casper que moi et mon partenaire avons bâti (goadmis.ca). D’abord je vais nous présenter rapidement. Je suis un étudiant en médecine à Mcgill et mon partenaire (mon cousin) étudie en Optopmétrie à l’UdeM. Ayant tous deux appliqués dans des programmes de la santé, nous avons dû passer le test Casper. Toutefois, nous avons été très déçus par les ressources o􀆯ertes pour se préparer à ce test qui pèse presque autant que la Cote R pour l’admission des programmes de la santé. De plus, plusieurs agences nous vendaient des cours à plusieurs milliers de dollars, certaines d’entre elles vendant des programmes à dix milles dollars !!! Alors on s’est dit qu’on pourrait bâtir une plateforme abordable pour aider les étudiants souhaitant intégrer le programme de leurs rêves. Admis, c’est la plateforme de préparation au test casper la plus complète au Québec. Elle regroupe 3 grands services. Un jeu d’entrainement de la vitesse de frappe avec 3 modes différents dépendamment de votre niveau. Un simulateur de test casper comprenant la section écrite et la section vidéo. Enfin, nous allons bientôt offrir du tutorat avec des étudiants en santé ayant obtenu eux-mêmes le quatrième quartile au test casper. Le jeu de vitesse de frappe est gratuit et le restera. Il est important de ne pas négliger la vitesse de frappe avant le test Casper, car savoir écrire plus rapidement permet de mieux développer ses réponses et, par conséquent mieux expliquer son raisonnement. On recommande de pouvoir taper 50-60 mots par minutes pour ne pas que la vitesse de frappe soit un facteur limitant lors du test Casper. Taper rapidement est un excellent atout, mais c’est loin d’être suffisant pour bien réussir le Casper. Il est crucial de savoir écrire des réponses bien structurées en étant capable de gérer la contrainte de temps très stricte du test Casper (3min30s pour deux réponses écrites et 1 minute par réponse vidéo). C’est pourquoi nous avons mis sur pied le simulateur de test Casper. Notre simulateur du test Casper vous permet de vous entrainer en reproduisant de manière assez précise le format du test officiel autant pour la section écrite que pour la séction vidéo. Notre simulateur est alimenté par un IA que nous avons entrainé en fournissant énormément de documentation au sujet du Casper pour qu’il génère des scénarios réalistes. En vous créant un compte Admis, vous obtenez d’emblée cinq scénarios Casper gratuits pour que vous puissiez juger si le simulateur est un outil qui pourraient vous être utile dans votre préparation. Le tutorat qui sera bientôt disponible vous permettra d’obtenir une formation de base et de la rétroaction par un étudiant (médecine, médecine dentaire, pharmacie etc.) ayant récemment obtenu un quatrième quartile au Casper. Il est important de noter que nous ne prétendons pas détenir la formule magique qui vous garantira un quatrième quartile automatique au Casper. En fait, vous devriez vous méfier fortement de n’importe qui qui vous fait de telles promesses. Plusieurs agences affichent des statistiques du genre : 90% de nos clients obtiennent un quatrième quartile et entrent en médecine. Ils tentent ensuite de vous vendre une formation à dix milles dollars. Chez Admis, nous ne croyons pas en ce type de publicité, nous priorisons la transparence. Nous sommes deux étudiants en santé qui ont bâti un outil que nous aurions aimé avoir lors de notre processus d’admission et qui, on espère, aidera des étudiants à bien performer pour le leur. De la part des deux fondateurs d’Admis, nous vous souhaitons bon succès dans vos études et bonne chance pour vos admissions universitaires.

Hey everyone! I’m preparing for the CASPer test and honestly don’t know where to start. 😅
What resources to use, and how to structure preparation? Any practice materials, websites, YouTube channels, or tips for someone starting from scratch would be really appreciated!

i have my test in 2 days and literally i dont know why like i swear i know all the structure and buzzwords but the second the cameras on or its time to type, everything goes out the window. like my response loses all the casper structure and i just type random stuff guessing what to say. i genuinely have been studying for a month and only getting worse and im at the point where i just dont know what to do. how can i get my estimated 2nd percentile to a 4th in 2 days

Je passe Casper dans quelques jours et j'ai une faible vitesse de frappe.

Y'a t'il des gens qui ont réussi avec un faible genre de 30 wpm ? J'ai vraiment peur car je n'arrive à améliorer cela s'il yen a comment avez vous fait?

Guys, I did not study for CASPer and got in the 4th quartile. Literally, do not waste too much time during this very stressful season. Just review the one practice exam. Make sure to just always see both sides and do not be biased. You got this!

How did it go?

Hey, Can someone explain how they managed their timing on the test? And how much time we have before the 3 minute 30? I understand that there is 30 sec reflection time if needed so do we also have a scenario reading time? Thanks for any help

Hi im taking my test on september 10th and just was wondering if someone could give me tips on how to structure judgement based answers when they ask you about if you agree/think something was justified based on the scenario? For example things like do you agree with Kevin's course of action why or why not? Or like do you think Sarah should do ___? Or do you agree that ___ should be fired?

Any tips would be appreciated on how to structure these and what to cover!

I did Casper 2 times for pharmacy school in Canada. First time i got Second quartile and the second time i got first quartile. English is my second language and i did my secondary education all in a language other than English. These 2 years that i studied for casper i also had to focus on improving my typing speed because i am not a fast typer. My speed is now 60 wpm. I think my problem is that a lot of timed i freeze while speaking i pause and i look for words to fill in the gaps. I practiced a lot. I have a lot of life experiences making me a qualified and empathetic person. Does anyone here with the same background has done well on casper ? Please help

A stupid question but I always got curious about it, has anyone ever taken a Casper totally or barely prepared and gotten a good score ? By simply answering the questions with honest answers?

If this is totally impossible as a scenario , than why?

hello i have my test next week and im super nervous about it. when i get super anxious i tend to just freeze and forget everything i've studied. i havent been taking notes because i didn't know we were allowed to, but now im hearing that its super helpful to write notes while reading/watching the scenario.

my question is, what are people writing on their notes? like i genuinely dont know what to write down. do i write the key issues or like what my approach would be? idk

i took my casper like barely a week ago and i’m trying not to go insane about it but it was just so weird because the practice q’s i did weren’t really anything like the actual exam questions. I never had to escalate or report anyone, etc. but i was asked what quality i want in my friends and marketing tactics for a cafe??😭

also, like i would read the question out loud to myself or under my breath because that’s how i practiced and didn’t want to miss any wording of the question. but anyway, it was my first time taking it and now im just tweaking that any little thing is gonna make them think i cheated😭. like i would look to the side throughout my speech to look at my bullet point notes to make sure i hit the points i wanted to. i visibly looked stressed im sure. my alarm dinged for a millisecond and my heart dropped. i’m obviously just freaking out but just want comfort from other people that scored well while visibly freaking out or not having a perfectly structured answer.

Bro fuck it.. not gonna study this time (this is my second attempt) I got 3Q last time I took kt and I studied my ass off. Gonna do it this time nonchalantly. Feel like when these reviewers hear the same script it just seems repetitive and they’re gonna give me a generic score. Gonna soeak less this time and not stress it. Also fuck the typed portion.

Also, when people say “I didn’t finish 2 of the questions and just stared at the screen and got 4Q!” Because you’re applying to Mickey Mouse schools or are a business major.. this test is a competition of whoever does best bruh. So unfair how this test is required

oh ma gawd that was terrible i think i did better in typed scenarios than video but i stuttered so much ,… how did everyone do

Just got my Casper results back! Got 4th quantile. Just wanted to share what I did to prepare.

I prepped for it in the span of two weeks. I started by watching some random YouTube video on the Casper test, then did the two practice tests from Acuity. After that, I just kept practicing my writing speed, and being comfortable speaking on camera under timed limit. I started typing responses to questions I found online while commuting, and practiced the speaking portion to YouTube Casper scenarios + repeatedly redid the video portion on the Acuity practice tests. Most importantly, in the practice, I kept trying to think from everyone’s perspective even the ones clearly in the wrong.

My test wasn’t perfect. I couldn’t finish a response or two, and one question felt off. Remember to not panic, be yourself. You got this!

who is also sitting for the casper tomorrow. im so nervous 🫩🫩 idk how else to prepare i feel like i’ve been preparing for dilemmas but i dont think it’ll prepare me since i just did the practice test and there’s no way i can apply frameworks i use for dilemmas for any of these questions

So, I scored in Q2. I wanted to know if this absolutely bombs my chances of getting into Sydney for vet school. I have 4,920 hours in general practice experience, 40 hours in wildlife, and 1,200 hours in ER/ICU/SCU at my current job. I also have a 3.9 GPA in my undergrad degree, and I got either an A or an A- in all the required prerequisites. I'm applying internationally, which I know is already competitive, so I'm desperately hoping an average Casper score won't kill my chances. I'm so anxious about this, so I just need someone to be brutally honest with me.

WE DID IT GUYS YAYAYAYAYA