u/Physical-Stomach-143

This is for JLEC.
It started off well and was going smoothly, but as we approached the 10-minute mark, it began asking questions that weren’t even covered in my paper and expected me to elaborate on them. It also wasn’t letting me fully answer before moving on. I didn’t get many repetitive questions, but it definitely went off track. Toward the end, it kept cutting me off. Around the 19-minute mark, it interrupted me again and changed the question before I could finish answering.
Omg I can’t believe they’re using ai to judge whether a writing is ai. That’s insane. I hope next year they’ll have voluntary college/university students judge people’s paper.

Has anyone done this question? I saw other posts but very minimal people did this question and I’m trying to find people who did it and compare essays after!
Also does anyone have any idea about the interviews? It’s really confusing and I hope someone can help clear up the confusion. :)

I want to study well, like insanely good. I tried so many different studying methods, but nothing really stuck with me. I’m trying to find a way where I can cover various topics or subjects quickly (I understand each subject has its own preferred method). How did you guys become cracked at a subject or studying? Help a girl out! I’ve been struggling for a year or so now!

Okay I’m actually really confused. The English test came out and it was extremely easy and then people are talking about parental concern and interviews. Does anybody have any idea how this works? My mom’s going to fill out the parental consent form by tonight and then is it the interview? Does everyone get it or only potential shortlisted people?

Hi! I just had a quick question on whether or not the english examination is open and how it exactly works. My referee has submitted whatever documents he had too and now all there's left is the english examination. It's my first time entering in John Locke so if someone could guide me on how this works, that would be awesome!