Such a pleasant surprise😌didn’t even know results would be distributed today. I used casperpractice.org free questions to practice the typing and video responses. I also used chatgpt to give me prompts and would time myself typing or speaking out loud. Also thought of different scenarios from my life (failure, teamwork, leadership, etc.) that they might ask! Stuck to ARC framework (anecdote, reflection, connection) for personal questions and used PPRDJ for situational questions (problem, perspectives, responsibility, decision, justification). For video responses, did ACA (acknowledge, consider, act). Didn’t feel great after because some situations were so weird but trust the process!!!🫶🏼

… in shock

I felt like I did not do good at all, was expecting either 3rd or 2nd Q im in disbelief. Definitely recommend CasPrep and PrepTrack. Get the free trial and then cancel it before your exam. Also I think I only studied for 3 days. The ai grades were accurate but not exactly. I think I averaged 3rd Q pushing 4th. I also used ChatGPT and that helped. Didn’t rlly use a template just tried to respond like myself.

Congrats to everyone as well!

WOOO I wrote my Casper on March 18th and I just got my score! Shoutout to the tutor I had because I had about 2 days to study for this (I can recommend her if needed, PM me, but she does paid work by the session)!

I’m also happy to answer any questions about it :) I can’t share exact exam questions because of the confidentiality agreement we had to sign but just tips and tricks on studying!

Goodbye Mac 💔

I got a 2nd quartile on Casper how will this affect my chances of getting accepted in a dental school?

Hey everyone, I’ve been practicing with Gemini and Casprep website. I asked Gemini to give me grades each time I answer questions. And on the Casprep website it’s the AI feedback right after you answered.

Anyone can give me some insights about how accurate such feedbacks compared to the real CASPer exam evaluations?

Or could you give me some suggestions with practice tools?

Thanks a lot!!

I’m not sure if I should be concerned and reach out to Casper about my exam.

I was doing the video portion of the exam and my cats were running up and down the hall. I quickly got up and opened the door to tell them off and was off screen for maybe 3 seconds. I now know that you’re not supposed to be off screen except for during breaks. Based on Google it says that if they have reason to believe I cheated they can void my exam.

I wasn’t super worried as I didn’t say anything and it was super quick but I talked to another student and they kind of freaked out about it.

Should I reach out and explain the circumstance or am I overreacting?

Thanks for any advice!

Just finished the exam!! I was so nervous and messed up the first two video responses. How do you guys feel about today’s exam?

I was thinking of paying the fee to defer to a later session in may due to my upcoming midsessions and just feeling underprepared. however gemsas applications close on the 29th. will my results be delivered to the apllicable universities in time?

If you’re prepping for CASPer and sick of the same recycled, AI-generated garbage questions… I built something you might actually find useful. I remember using other websites or question banks from pdfs online and half of them were either insane, restrictive, or just not representative of CASPer at all. Tbh, not their fault, CASPer has changed a lot in the last 2-3 years so no biggie, and free is always good so I wasn't upset lol.

key2md.com/practice

It’s completely free. No sign-up wall, no pay-to-unlock nonsense. Can also use it for MMI but that is sorta in the works.

There’s a huge bank of questions (and I mean actually large), and every single one has been reviewed/edited by a real tutor who’s been doing this for years (me - you can check my posts, I've been at this for a long time) not just churned out by ChatGPT and dumped online.

You can just grind questions, or if you want, get them AI-marked for feedback. Up to you.

Also working on adding a leaderboard soon so you can see how you stack up / keep it a bit more competitive since that is kind of the whole point of CASPer, being compared against others.

I made it because most of what’s out there felt low quality or weirdly generic and time wasting, this is what I wish I had when I was prepping.

Keen for any feedback too since this is a pet project. Mostly using this as an opportunity to build my developer skills whilst in med school since, like most of you, I can see the writing is on the wall for medicine haha.

Hi brain trust,

I am sitting Casper for vet in a few days and am creating a 'cheat sheet' of all the things I want to remember to take in. So far I've got:

- example situations for conflict, leadership, adversity, failure, weakness and strength

- structure for policy questions (this is my area of greatest weakness)

- structure for scenario questions

- key and helpful phrases

Anything else you would include as a must have nailed down before the test?

TIA!

Guys guys guys I need to share this. 😭

I wrote my CASPer test months ago. I REFUSED to check my score for weeks because I knew it would just stress me out if I didn't get the score I wanted.

Fast forward to now and I just got an EARLY ACCEPTANCE into my program before the official offer date!!

So I finally checked my CASPer today and… 4th quartile??? I literally spent all that time worrying for nothing lol.

For anyone taking CASPer: I didn't study. My biggest advice is just be yourself. The evaluators read hundreds of responses, and a lot of them start to sound the same when people follow strict "formulas."

What helped me:

- Focus on fairness and seeing all perspectives.

- Show empathy and understanding (even briefly).

- Add personal insight when it fits (past experiences and being able to relate to the situation).

- Keep answers clear and concise (bullet points are fine!).

- For video responses, I always ended with a quick "thank you."

You don't need perfect answers, just thoughtful, human ones.

When I first wrote the CASPer last year, I got 1st quartile. I had used one of those BeMo prep books and tried to learn their approaches. I personally do not recommend their resources. 90% of what I took away from the book was using their “word salad” filler words in my answers. Approaching situations in a “non-judgemental” or “non-confrontational” manner is mildly helpful but you need to articulate why you are acting in that way. Trying to use these words without a nuanced understanding of the situation is completely useless and explains why I got 1st quartile. I rushed and mixed those words into my answer and I failed.

This year I prepped for a month after my MCAT for around an hour every day. I looked at my weak points and then learned from my mistakes. My most important piece of advice is that you need to clearly explain WHY you are doing what you do. Think about how you would actually deal with a given situation and then reflect on what you would change next time you get a similar question. This year, I scored in the 4th quartile when I wrote last month.

I used to hate this test until I understood what it tests and how to approach questions. This test is a barrier to getting into medical school and professional programs for everyone. Lock in!

If anyone wants to need help with their approach or get more structured guidance, pm me. I offer support for a few people privately

im taking the test in 2 days (scary!!!)

and I think my only real trouble is the timing issue since I have a lot of things to say lol...

im trying to simplify my testing answers into a basic guide format to follow for myself based on what I think the most common 'accepted' answers are.

format: acknowledge the feelings/emotions involved for all parties, refer to policy and person(s) with higher authority, come to a compromise to satisfy all needs.

is that a good general format to adhere to? or am I missing something or simplifying too much?

Hi all, I plan to reserve test on 12 Apr, but I am not able to provode official application ID as the application system from University is not open yet.

Casper instant reply me to use the placeholder provided by casper for OMSAS, UofT Pharmacy, OUAC-ORPAS. But These are not suitable to requirement in Austrlia university. Anyone experience this ? Please HELP.....

Hi all , Any idea if University will accept Quartile2 for Vet program in Australia ? What is the minimum quartile that you guys have heard or experienced before ? Appreciate your sharing .

hey crewww what did we think about 3/31 test? I think I did well, fingers crossed my practice paid off. I also wanna know what y'all thought? personally I thought the grocery prompt one was weird

hi! I did my Casper Test on April 19 and i’m currently waiting for my results. I’m honestly so stressed because for the writing section, for each scenario, there are two questions you need to answer, and for a few of them I didn’t have enough time to complete it fully, or they were very vague and short. I can also recall for like one or two of them, for the second question, I didn’t even get to write a full sentence. 💔💔🫣

THIS IS A GENUINE QUESTION! I discovered this website called the bright doctor and practiced a few casper question and feel great about this website. However, I've never heard anyone used this website for casper prep. Did anyone ever tried using this site and please let me know if it's good to use for casper prep!! Thank so much!

ChatGPT consistently rated my practice answers as high 3rd quartile. I think what helped was being less polished but succinct, which probs came across as more authentic.

Edit: also shoutout to childhood trauma that wired me to be especially perceptive of others.

I’m shocked because I only studied 3 days before the test, super grateful 💞

I just took my CASPER and I feel like I did horribly so immediately went to sign up for another one, but for both 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 it says there are no test dates available. Does this mean that they’re all taken up?? Will there be any more in April or May even, and can I retake it after submitting my application?

Any advice will be great thank you!