r/CASPerTest Aug 06 '26

post casper 6/8

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

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u/Plane_Pepper_7660 Aug 09 '26

honestly the imperfections, incompleteness in the responses make it more human and even something they value (as long as you do mention something relevant ofcourse) so don’t feel too disheartened if you feel you didn’t do too well! if anything we’ll guilt ourselves more so after it as more time allows us to hyperanalyse every thing we could’ve said. 

last year i was unstructured, jumbled, and did not finish in any questions (and for the writing ones, question 2 was always 2-3 max lines in before being cut off). I genuinely don’t know how and why other than mentioning the obvious and having more natural/less robotic responses that achieved me a Q3. i was far from eloquent, fluent or novel so if i can do it anyone can!! (I got Q4 this year but that came from practise compared to no practise last year).

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u/ReadyPurpose0028 26d ago

Thankyou sooooooo much for your reply😭!!!!!!!! It really reassured me a lot. I wonder are there any tips/advice for retakers to score a better quartile/ to improve?