I just finished my speaking test and I'm spiraling a bit. I did cover all the points in both cards but forgot to introduce myself in the first card and had or 1or 2 minor grammatical slip ups in the second as my anxiety went through the roof when I realised I forgot to identify myself in the first one. Will i still be able to get the 350.
Ik nothing is for certain but I'm spiraling 😭😭
I got the first card and it was an orange plane and then I got this one. This is the 1st time I'm seeing this, what does it do?
Hi, where can I find free sample tests other then the ones on the OET website.
My exam is on the computer. Also, are the sample tests on the OET website the same between paper and computer based?
Hello, as the title says my OET exam is in 10 days ( the speaking is in 1 week).
I have strong english but I don't know where to study from. Any help with resources and methods of studying will be highly appreciated.
** Also, I saw a website named E2, has anybody tried it?
Thank in advance
Hey, my exam is in 4 days, drop any HY facts, tips or tricks I should know for exam day. I'll come back and read the night before. Thanks in advance
Basically the title. Exam is on August 11th and thought I was doing quite well until I did NBME 14 and my score dipped
Idk what to do, I can't postpone my exam and I need advice on how to best use the time left to increase my score as much as possible
Ik my issue isn't knowledge it's test taking. I mostly change right answers to wrong and second-guess myself but idk what to do about that. Any advice,
For context here are my NBME scores so far
[ ] NBME 9 >> 69% 231
[ ] NBME 10 >> 70% 235
[ ] NBME 11 >> 70% 235
[ ] NBME 12 >> 76% 248
[ ] NBME 13 >> 79% 254
[ ] NBME 14 >> 75% 245
Any advice on how to deal with 'block fatigue' esp with the increasing number of blocks?
I've been doing NBMEs in 10 blocks of 20 questions and I notice that my score significantly dips in the last 2-3 blocks. I'd be starting strong at 75% then finish the last block with 55% or 60% correct.