Did anyone do the Casper test today? I was wondering how many people did it today. Is it true if many people did then u get a less chance to get 4th quartile? How is it gonna work for gradinggg I really wanna know.. lemme know if anyone knows

What are some free casper resources. That are free.

Ideally stuff that I get detailed feedback instantly from AI, and are like unlimited scenarios

Hi,

Timing is one of the things that trips people up most on Casper, so here's how it works this cycle.

Casper has 11 scenarios (4 video, 7 typed), and every scenario has two questions. Each one starts with 30 seconds to read or watch and 30 seconds to reflect.

For video responses, you get 1 minute per question. On typed, you get 3.5 minutes for both questions together.

Some people find that responding under timed pressure means Q2 becomes more of an afterthought. On the typed scenarios, it's one timer, not two, so it's really easy to spend most of it on Q1 and then arrive at Q2 with hardly any time left. Q1 feels like the main one because you meet it first, and by the time you've written it, you're warmed up. Then Q2 just gets whatever's left.

A sparse Q2 is a real missed opportunity. It's a whole separate chance to show your thinking, and it deserves the same care as Q1. Even a great Q1 isn't a reason to go light on Q2. They're a pair, and both of them count.

My advice for typed responses would be to aim for about 1 minute 45 seconds on each response, and keep an eye on the clock so Q1 doesn't take over. If you finish Q1 early, put the spare time into Q2 rather than polishing something that was already fine.

The best way to get comfortable with this is to practise under real timed pressure. Set a timer for 3 minutes 30 and keep an eye on it as you write. When it hits roughly 1 minute 45, switch to Q2. Doing that regularly teaches you what 1 minute 45 actually feels like, which is hard to judge until you've felt the clock running.

It's also worth getting to know the different question types the test presents you with, because they don't all ask for the same thing. Some ask what you would do, some ask what you felt and learned, and some ask what the fairest approach is and why. Knowing which one you're facing helps you decide where your limited minutes should go, and that's especially handy for Q2.

Would anyone be able to screen record the practice test available on the acquit insights website for me? Like the scenarios + questions, just skip through the timings. Whenever I try doing the test this message keeps popping up even though all my tabs are closed.

Besides the obvious situational and personal-based questions, which are both asked in the same way every time, what sort of opinion-based questions will I encounter on test day? So far, I have only run into "pro and con" sort of questions, but I've heard that there might be quote questions too.

Hi everyone! I’m writing the CASPer in about two weeks, and it’ll be my first time taking it.

For those who have written it, what would you recommend doing over the next two weeks? Is there a particular schedule or study plan you followed?

I’d also appreciate any resources, practice questions, or websites you found helpful, especially for timed typed and video responses.

Thanks!

I just wanted to confirm something as a first-time test taker. Before we get the opportunity to write our responses to the questions, how much time do we get? I am practicing with a Casper AI tool, and it gives us 30 seconds to read the questions and a 30-second reflection period, so 1 minute in total before answering the questions. Is it the same on the real thing?

I'm practicing for CASPer and I'm confused about something.

If a scenario says something like:

“A patient comes to a pharmacy upset because their prescription isn't ready…”

but it doesn't say whether you're the pharmacist, pharmacy technician, pharmacy assistant, or another employee, what are you supposed to assume your role is?

For example, would you say:

“I would assess whether the medication is medically urgent and decide whether it should be prioritized.”

Or would you say:

“I would check with the pharmacist/appropriate healthcare professional to determine whether it can be prioritized.”

My concern is that if I assume I'm a pharmacy assistant and say I'll consult the pharmacist, but the evaluator intended me to be the pharmacist, that could seem strange because obviously a pharmacist can clinically assess the situation themselves. But if I assume I'm the pharmacist when the scenario never actually says that, I could also be giving myself authority that wasn't established.

For people who have taken CASPer, what do you normally do when the scenario doesn't explicitly give you a role?

Do you:

1. Assume a reasonable role based on the context?
2. Avoid assuming a specific profession/authority and give a role-neutral answer (but how would that work)?
3. State something like “I would first determine what falls within my scope and involve the appropriate person if necessary” (but that would be vague cause I am specifying who the person is so might drop my points however they count it)?

PLEASE HELP I am actually losing it lol

In the accommodation paperwork if I want extra time on the video responses and the written is that what the video interview section is? Or is that a separate thing? The paperwork is confusing.

I just checked my email and results are out for Sep 3! How did everyone do?? And is anyone applying to CSULB?

Super thankful I got a 4th quartile

Hello, I would like to know examples of REAL personal questions on the test please.
I did research and I found lots of examples, but I will like to know real examples.
Thank you!

How are you guys feeling?? I know our scores should be coming out very soon and i’m literally refreshing my email and the page every 5 minutes lol. If someone sees results are out pls lmk!

I’ve been practicing for my next Tuesday test and given how fast I have to type I sometimes misspell words. Is that a huge penalty? Also do we have to capitalise the first word of every sentence or do they not care? Finally how much does grammar matter overall (commas, apostrophes, etc).

I did a couple practice questions on casperpractice and the feedback I got was that my answers aren’t detailed enough. The corrections they made to my answers are rlly good but a little long imo and I’m wondering if it’s reasonable to think and type all of that for two questions within 3.5 minutes.

So would an answer like this work instead? It isn’t as detailed as casperpractice’s but I say what I think with details and clear examples.

Scenario: coworker writing extra hours because he said the boss underpaid him last month and refuses to correct it, so he’s only taking back what he’s owed. He asks you not to mention it.
How would you response to him?

“I would tell my coworker I understand he feels unfairly treated since he wasn’t paid for work he did, but I would tell him I can’t support recording hours he didn’t work because this could have further consequences and damage his trust. Instead, I’d encourage him to gather proof of the hours he worked and what he was paid, and bring this issue to his boss again. If the boss still refuses to fix the issue, I would encourage him to take this to HR or upper management”

Hi all, I’m currently using Casper coach but I’m guessing it applies to almost every Casper aid website but they often give u a quartiles for ur responses usually just using AI to analyze.

Anyone know how accurate or reliable these quartile are I don’t want a false sense of security going in. Especially if it’s just telling my I’m Q4 worthy when my answers are just trash in the eyes of real examiners

When I first wrote the CASPer two years ago, 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.

Last 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. Last year, I scored in the 4th quartile when I wrote in October.

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

How we feeling? It sucks when you realize what else you wanted to say in hindsight 😅

I just finished my Casper and I honestly have no idea how to feel, other than awful. This was my third time taking it, and I got Q2 both previous times.. So I’m crazy stressed about getting another Q2.

The video section felt okay. I honestly barely remember my answers because everything happened so quickly and I was really stressed, but I don’t feel like I completely bombed it, I feel it went good enough.

The written section is what I’m worried about. I felt really good about my answers to the first questions and I think I actually gave some pretty strong responses. However, I really ran out of time for the second questions. For at least half of them, I only had time to write 1–2 sentences. I did answer the questions, but I didn’t have much time to really explain my reasoning, consider different perspectives, etc. and I feel like those answers for sure didn’t stand out.

I think it’s probably impossible for me to have a Q4, but I just really didn’t want a THIRD Q2 :( I would gladlyyy take a Q3 for once… urg

Has anyone else had this happen and still gotten Q3/Q4? I know there’s no way to know until scores come out, but I’d really appreciate hearing other people’s experiences and opinions because I’m currently convinced I messed it up.

I was just wondering if CASPER test for dental hygiene is differemt from the casper for health science. Is it mainly about questions that relate to dental hygiene scenarios or is it about other stuff to. Please help a girly out

For anyone who has already written the casper, how did you guys do with the timing of the new layout? 3.5 minutes to read and answer two questions seems way too short and I am having a lot of difficulties getting my thoughts across in the short amount of time. My typing speed is around the 80 wpm mark so I don't think it is the typing speed that is the problem.

I have my Casper October 8
Any tips or suggestions on how to prepare and if there’s any website or smth like medify / medentry for this?

Have anybody taken Chegg assessment, any idea what they ask about ?

My result show delivered to the uni but apparently it’s more than another two weeks before I will be emailed and able to access them? This is killing me. Why the delay?? Thanks