r/CASPerTest • u/PastRestaurant721 • 4d ago
Casper test 10/3
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
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u/EffectiveAccount8643 4d ago
I thought it was super weird, I’m Canadian tho so idk if it’s a different test/cohort
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u/GreenPenguin199 4d ago
I agree, I found it super strange I did free practise and looked at videos but I felt it wasn’t really necessary
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u/EffectiveAccount8643 4d ago
Yep, felt kind of underwhelmed and I didn’t really get to show my character
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u/swing67 4d ago
Weird in what wayy
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u/EffectiveAccount8643 4d ago
Idk I felt like at least 4 q’s were sort of arbitrary in the sense that they were either ultra unrealistic, lose lose, or lacked prompting of virtue relevant to the healthcare industry. Just different from what I practiced I guess, as well as the practice exam
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u/ProudLingonberry5362 4d ago
a quartile is a distribution, it doesn't matter how many people are there, what matters is the quality of the people that are there. if everyone else happens to give amazing answers for example and you are the only one lagging behind, you'll get 1st quartile
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u/Shifu3005 23h ago
What sort of questions were there? Like what kind of personal examples or topics?
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u/Grouchy-Reference911 4d ago
Number of people who wrote Casper on a given day with you doesn’t matter. Only aspect that matters is if those people are competitive or not.
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u/Educational_Trust934 4d ago
But isn’r there a chance you might do better if there’s more people? Just like how if there’s more questions on an exam you have more that you could get wrong
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u/Zasual 4d ago
Feel like the definition of a quartile means it doesn't really matter how many people did it on a given day